Commas, parentheses and dashes
10 sentences · Fix the marks around the extra words, Choose the closing mark
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Put extra words about a noun between two commas, two parentheses or two dashes: Mom, who bakes bread, feeds the hens.
Example 1Choose the mark that closes the extra words.
Dad – who hikes on the path ____ chops wood.
Dad – who hikes on the path – chops wood.
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Example · Choose the mark that closes the extra words.Dad – who hikes on the path ____ chops wood. (– / ) / ,)Dad – who hikes on the path – chops wood.
Example · Add the missing mark.Grandma who pulls weeds, plants pumpkins.Grandma, who pulls weeds, plants pumpkins.
- Choose the mark that closes the extra words.Grandma (who plants peas ____ picks beans. (, / – / ))
- Choose the mark that closes the extra words.Grandma, who picks berries ____ will hold a lantern. () / – / ,)
- Choose the mark that closes the extra words.Grandma – who makes cakes ____ will drink tea. () / , / –)
- Choose the mark that closes the extra words.Grandma – who plants flowers ____ sits in the sun. (– / , / ))
- Choose the mark that closes the extra words.Grandma (who pulls weeds ____ planted peas. (– / ) / ,)
- Add the missing mark.Grandpa who blows bubbles – carries the towel.
- Add the missing mark.Grandpa – who bakes bread will buy the salt.
- Add the missing mark.Grandma – who sings songs sat on the bed.
- Add the missing mark.Grandpa who camps on the island – rowed the boat.
- Add the missing mark.Mom – who camps on the hill will read the map.
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- Grandpa – who blows bubbles – carries the towel.
- Grandpa – who bakes bread – will buy the salt.
- Grandma – who sings songs – sat on the bed.
- Grandpa – who camps on the island – rowed the boat.
- Mom – who camps on the hill – will read the map.
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