First they wash their feet.
First, they wash their feet.
Mom please take me to shop with, you!
Mom, please take me to shop with you!
Because he can type quickly, he is very good at taking notes.
Correct: if a sentence starts with a dependent clause, use a comma after the dependent clause
Alexa stayed home because she was not feeling well.
Correct: Do not use a comma before the word 'because.'
Let's eat, kids!
Correct: Talking directly to a person
Abraham Lincoln was born on February, 12, 1809.
Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809.
Almasa, who is from Syria, is fasting right now.
Correct: Use 2 commas to add extra information
Yes, please take me to the beach with you!
Correct: Use a comma after 'Yes' and 'No' at the beginning of a sentence.
The team was working, hard, and practicing a lot, to win the game!
The team was working hard and practicing a lot to win the game!
Next, submit your homework in Canvas.
Correct: Use a comma after a transition word
Can we go outside to play, Mrs. Brown?
Correct: Talking directly to a person
I will visit Rome, Italy, London, England, and Berlin, Germany during my vacation.
Correct: Words in a series
My daughter who is 14 years old wants to get a tattoo.
My daughter, who is 14 years old, wants to get a tattoo. (Use 2 commas to add extra information)
Let's get some chocolate, marshmallows, and cookies to make s'mores!
Correct: Words in a series
I would love to visit Seoul South Korea.
I would love to visit Seoul, South Korea.
Jackie likes Seattle but she doesn't like the rainy weather.
Jackie likes Seattle, but she doesn't like the rainy weather.
We have days off from school starting Monday June 20 2022.
We have days off from school starting Monday, June 20, 2022.