Two complete thoughts side by side?, Comma + FANBOY is your guide! (Example: What did we do in class today, and was it for homework?), If a clause or phrase leads the way..., Adding a comma saves the day! (Example: If you did not finish the activity, it was for homework.), Item, Item, and Item?, Commas right between 'em! (We visited Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee on vacation.), If a clause is extra drama..., set it off with little commas! (Example: My aunt, who loves to read, just gave me fifteen new books!), Appositives in sight?, Commas left and right! (Example: My dog, Pibble, is very well behaved.), Names are said to get attention..., Commas show a clear intention! (Example: Good morning, everyone.), A comma leads..., the quote proceeds! (Gary Schmidt writes, "quote" (MLA Citation)., A quote is through..., a comma is due! (Example: "I am not going to the game," Samantha declared., After the date and before the year..., adding a comma makes it clear! (Example: January 5, 2026.), To keep everything neat..., Put a comma after the city and street! (Example: 145 Random Street, Arab, AL, Zip Codes do not need commas before them!, Zip Codes do not need commas before them! (Example: Arab, AL 35016
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