Common Core: 4th Grade English Language Arts › Use a Comma Before a Coordinating Conjunction in a Compound Sentence: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.4.2.C
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I want to get an "A" on the quiz Friday. I don't feel like studying.
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The pitcher threw the ball. The batter hit a home-run.
Where in the sentence below should a comma be added?
You can take a taxi to the museum or you can walk the six blocks.
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I studied very hard for the test. I aced it.
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My mom baked the cake. I ate the cake.
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Lexi did not want pizza for lunch on Friday. She ordered it anyway.
Where in the sentence below should a comma be added?
Brittany is a talented gardener but she often forgets to water her plants.
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The forward kicked the soccer ball towards the goal. The goalie dove for the ball.
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Jessica baked all of the cookies by herself. Her roommate, Megan, ate them all while Jessica was at work.
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My dad paid for the pizza. I ate most of the pizza.