Q1. What is your name?

There are many ways that we can use commas. We can use commas to separate items in a list. There should be a comma between each thing in a list except the last two. These are separated with ‘and’ or ‘or’ like this… I donated three films, two books, some old clothes and a really difficult puzzle.

Q3. Re-write this sentence including commas: You will need 500g sugar 200g flour 300g butter and some raisins.

Q4. Re-write this sentence with commas. Please bring a packed lunch a swimming costume and a few pens.

Q5. Complete this sentence with a list. Don't forget your commas: Enter the competition to win ________________

Commas are also used after fronted adverbials like this: On my birthday, we went out for lunch. They show where, when or how something happens.

Q6. Add a comma to the following sentence. As quietly as possible James crept downstairs.

Q8. Write a suitable sentence to go after the fronted adverbial: Before school ………………………………………

Q9. Write an appropriate sentence to go after the fronted adverbial: In town ………………………………………