Apply RULE #1 – Use commas when listing items in a series
Apply RULE #3 – Use a comma to separate two or more adjectives preceding (in front of)
a noun.
Example: The angry, bitter guard beat down the annex door.
Hint #1: Put "and" in between the adjectives. If it makes sense, add the
comma; if it doesn't make sense, don't add anything.
Hint #2: Switch the order of the adjectives. If it makes sense, add the
comma. If it doesn't, then don't add anything.
Read the following sentences below. Decide if it needs a comma or if it should be left alone. Add commas where appropriate. Use the hints from above.
1. He was a difficult stubborn child.
2. They live in a white frame house.
3. Your cousin has an easy happy smile.
4. The chocolate ice cream was refreshing on a hot summer day.
5. The field was a slippery wet mess.
6. Her bright red hair made her strikingly beautiful.
7. My light blue house has dark blue shutters.
8. My favorite dessert is a hot fudge sundae.
9. We saw a happy lively poodle.
10. We saw a young golden retriever.
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Apply RULE #2 – Use commas when separating phrases in a series
(at least three phrases)
Example: I will set the trap, catch that squirrel, and then keep it as my pet.
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