Comma Rules 1-5

What are the six types of the rule a Comma in a Series?

#1 Nouns in a series

#2 Verbs in a series

#3 Adjectives in a series

#4 Adverbs in a series

#5 Prepositional Phrases in a series

#6 Clauses in a series

He likes apples, bananas, and pears. What rule?

Comma in a series (noun)

He likes to run, swim, and skip.What rule?

Comma in a series (verb)

The apple was crisp, cool, and delicious. What rule?

Comma in a series (adjective)

Natasha runs quickly, swiftly, and quietly. What rule?

Comma in a series (adverbs)

Prepositional phrases are?

=show position/part

He ran over the hill, through the woods, and into the house.

Comma in a series (prepositional phrases)

Clauses=

can stand alone = full sentence

He called, he spoke, and he yelled.

Commas in a series (clauses)

Comma Rule Adjectives describe and provide formula

Use a comma to separate two adjectives before a noun. Formula : adj, adj, noun.

He has a shiny, red apple. What rule?

Commas with Adjectives

Commas in a series(adjectives) vs. Commas with Adjectives

1. The apple was cool, crisp, and delicious. series=3

2. I ate a crisp, cool apple.