Section H: Last Comma Rule (Practice)
Add commas to the following sentences. Some sentences may not need any commas.
- 1.The car which has a broken tail light is mine.
- A.
The car which has a broken tail light is mine.
- 2.The apples which are in the refrigerator are organic.
- A.
The apples which are in the refrigerator are organic.
- 3.The apple in my hand which is organic is a red delicious.
- A.
The apple in my hand, which is organic, is a red delicious.
- 4.The woman who is waving at us is my aunt.
- A.
The woman who is waving at us is my aunt.
- 5.That woman who happens to be my aunt is taking us out for lunch.
- A.
That woman, who happens to be my aunt, is taking us out for lunch.
- 6.This child who has been screaming for ten minutes has very poor manners.
- A.
This child, who has been screaming for ten minutes, has very poor manners.
- 7.A balloon which has helium in it will float away if you let go.
- A.
A balloon which has helium in it will float away if you let go.
- 8.Your bike which is a Trek is locked up in our garage.
- A.
Your bike, which is a Trek, is locked up in our garage.
- 9.Doug’s shirt which got stained is soaking right now.
- A.
Doug’s shirt which got stained is soaking right now.
- 10.The cell phone which is ringing must be in someone’s locker.
- A.
The cell phone which is ringing must be in someone’s locker.
- 11.The doughnut which has mold on it has been sitting there for a week.
- A.
The doughnut which has mold on it has been sitting there for a week.
- 12.This year’s band fundraiser which involves selling pizza will begin next week.
- A.
This year’s band fundraiser, which involves selling pizza, will begin next week.
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