Commas Quiz #2 | 20 Question Quiz on Basic Comma Rules for English Punctuation Practice

[@SparkleEnglish]

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[@devashikajayamanna2255]

You are such a wonderful teacher. For so many years I struggled with the commas. And here because of you, I got 20.❤

[@GER22Y]

15/20 and improving thanks to you.

[@antoniodossantos5960]

Thanks 🌎

[@jaypr719]

Hey, Jennifer! I'm confused with the first question on the quiz because of the difference it has with your other video, "How to use Commas." Here you used a comma after the country in "she lived in Palermo, Sicily, for three years." In the other video you used 2 examples similar to this sentence but didn't use the comma after the country. Examples where: "I lived in Madrid, Spain for nearly a decade." "The conference will be in Paris, France next spring." Why use a comma after the country this time? Thanks! I absolutely adore you!

[@luisfernandoaguilar3388]

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[@walimohammadmangal689]

I got eighteen out of twenty question comma related questions. Thank you to prepare such a great video lecture.

[@SparkleEnglish]

Well done!!

[@jamafarah9135]

You doing great

[@sabaumar1958]

17/20 Keep uploading quizzes

[@somtoonyebuchi2655]

Thank you so much! But, please teach these too ( ) and /.

[@remarose]

18.25/20 getting better.

[@SparkleEnglish]

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[@sabaumar1958]

17/20 Keep uploading quizzes ❤

[@raziasultana1966]

20/20. Thank you for this lovely quiz.

[@nasrinwadani9132]

18/20

[@omshanti1000]

Very informative

[@bjorntaphorn8747]

19/20

[@anushajaiswal5456]

Hii, your comma videos have helped me a lot. Thank you so much for them. I had a few questions if you could clear them for me #18 : shouldn't it be an Italian?

[@Mila_burak44]

lovely quiz. thanks for making such informative videos.

[@هەمووشتێکجیاواز]

These rule used for all transcript site?

[@amansharma8499]

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[@deroselinrodolphe2185]

Perfect

[@ahmarsajjad4795]

19

[@kenzhyngamer9452]

Question: can we use the word "and" for the number 9 instead of comma?

[@Deadtreelover5.0]

20/20

[@rahulvlogs444]

Hi, this was a great video, but I do have a question. On 5th question ( we are not prepared for it) sounds like a dependent sentence, because it does not tell us what preparation they are talking about and sounds incomplete sentences. please let me know if I am missing something.

[@SparkleEnglish]

It is still a complete sentence even if you don't know what "it" refers to. For example. "I love it." is a complete sentence even if you don't know what "it" means. "We have a meeting in two hours, and we are not prepared for." = incomplete We have a meeting in two hours, and we are not prepared for IT." = complete Also, in this case, we know that "it" refers to the meeting. We have a meeting in tow hours, and we are not prepared for the meeting.

[@youseff1015]

I think you missed a comma in #7; It should be before the "and".

[@SparkleEnglish]

We don't use a comma there because there is no subject before "didn't". :)

[@youseff1015]

@@SparkleEnglish oh sorry, I got it now, so It is because the sentence, after "and", is incomplete. Thanks

[@sabaumar1958]

17/20 Keep uploading quizzes ❤