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Commas that Separate:
She was driving the back roads and she was taking her sweet time getting home. -
(ANSWER)She was driving the back roads, and she was taking her sweet time
getting home.
Commas that Separate:
She was driving and taking her time. - (ANSWER)She was driving and taking her
time.
Commas that Separate:
Leave the transcript on my desk and call me when you're ready to go over it with
me. - (ANSWER)Leave the transcript on my desk, and call me when you're ready
to go over it with me.
Commas that Separate:
Leave the transcript on my desk and call me. - (ANSWER)Leave the transcript on
my desk and call me.
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Commas that Separate:
The president admitted and the whole board agreed that mistakes had been
made. - (ANSWER)The president admitted and the whole board agreed that
mistakes had been made.
Commas that Separate:
She told me she had quit and that she was done. - (ANSWER)She told me she had
quit and that she was done.
Commas that Separate:
She told me she had quit that she was done. - (ANSWER)She told me she had
quit, that she was done.
Commas that Separate:
He told me to meet him Monday but he really meant Tuesday. - (ANSWER)He
told me to meet him Monday, but he really meant Tuesday.
Commas that Separate:
He told me to meet him Monday he really meant Tuesday. - (ANSWER)He told me
to meet him Monday. He really meant Tuesday.
Commas that Separate:
He had the transcript done and yet didn't file it. - (ANSWER)He had the transcript
done and yet didn't file it.
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Commas that Separate:
He had the transcript done yet didn't file it. - (ANSWER)He had the transcript
done, yet didn't file it.
Commas that Separate:
I know all the punctuation rules Jane knows the medical terms. - (ANSWER)I
know all the punctuation rules; Jane knows the medical terms.
Commas that Separate:
I know all the punctuation rules Jane, medical terms. - (ANSWER)I know all the
punctuation rules; Jane, the medical terms.
Commas that Separate:
John was the court recorder and James was the bailiff. - (ANSWER)John was the
court recorder, and James was the bailiff.
Commas that Separate:
John was the court recorder and James the bailiff. - (ANSWER)John was the court
recorder and James the bailiff.
Commas that Separate:
You are a smart hard-working student. - (ANSWER)You are a smart, hard-working
student.
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Commas that Separate:
Balancing a family and a career is often very very stressful. - (ANSWER)Balancing
a family and a career is often very, very stressful.
Commas that Separate:
He finished the transcript however it was apparent he did not proofread it. -
(ANSWER)He finished the transcript; however, it was clear he did not proofread it.
Commas that Separate:
It was identified as maybe dark gray black dark silver. - (ANSWER)It was identified
as maybe dark gray, black, dark silver.
Commas that Separate:
I don't have People's Exhibit No. 1 No. 2 or No. 3 - (ANSWER)I don't have People's
Exhibit No. 1, No. 2, or No. 3.
Commas that Separate:
The harder I work the more I get behind. - (ANSWER)The harder I work, the more
I get behind.
Commas that Separate:
I vacationed in Punta Gorda Florida. - (ANSWER)I vacationed in Punta Gorda,
Florida.
2025 Newest|CER Exam|
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ACCURATE!!
Commas that Separate:
She was driving the back roads and she was taking her sweet time getting home. -
(ANSWER)She was driving the back roads, and she was taking her sweet time
getting home.
Commas that Separate:
She was driving and taking her time. - (ANSWER)She was driving and taking her
time.
Commas that Separate:
Leave the transcript on my desk and call me when you're ready to go over it with
me. - (ANSWER)Leave the transcript on my desk, and call me when you're ready
to go over it with me.
Commas that Separate:
Leave the transcript on my desk and call me. - (ANSWER)Leave the transcript on
my desk and call me.
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Commas that Separate:
The president admitted and the whole board agreed that mistakes had been
made. - (ANSWER)The president admitted and the whole board agreed that
mistakes had been made.
Commas that Separate:
She told me she had quit and that she was done. - (ANSWER)She told me she had
quit and that she was done.
Commas that Separate:
She told me she had quit that she was done. - (ANSWER)She told me she had
quit, that she was done.
Commas that Separate:
He told me to meet him Monday but he really meant Tuesday. - (ANSWER)He
told me to meet him Monday, but he really meant Tuesday.
Commas that Separate:
He told me to meet him Monday he really meant Tuesday. - (ANSWER)He told me
to meet him Monday. He really meant Tuesday.
Commas that Separate:
He had the transcript done and yet didn't file it. - (ANSWER)He had the transcript
done and yet didn't file it.
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Commas that Separate:
He had the transcript done yet didn't file it. - (ANSWER)He had the transcript
done, yet didn't file it.
Commas that Separate:
I know all the punctuation rules Jane knows the medical terms. - (ANSWER)I
know all the punctuation rules; Jane knows the medical terms.
Commas that Separate:
I know all the punctuation rules Jane, medical terms. - (ANSWER)I know all the
punctuation rules; Jane, the medical terms.
Commas that Separate:
John was the court recorder and James was the bailiff. - (ANSWER)John was the
court recorder, and James was the bailiff.
Commas that Separate:
John was the court recorder and James the bailiff. - (ANSWER)John was the court
recorder and James the bailiff.
Commas that Separate:
You are a smart hard-working student. - (ANSWER)You are a smart, hard-working
student.
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Commas that Separate:
Balancing a family and a career is often very very stressful. - (ANSWER)Balancing
a family and a career is often very, very stressful.
Commas that Separate:
He finished the transcript however it was apparent he did not proofread it. -
(ANSWER)He finished the transcript; however, it was clear he did not proofread it.
Commas that Separate:
It was identified as maybe dark gray black dark silver. - (ANSWER)It was identified
as maybe dark gray, black, dark silver.
Commas that Separate:
I don't have People's Exhibit No. 1 No. 2 or No. 3 - (ANSWER)I don't have People's
Exhibit No. 1, No. 2, or No. 3.
Commas that Separate:
The harder I work the more I get behind. - (ANSWER)The harder I work, the more
I get behind.
Commas that Separate:
I vacationed in Punta Gorda Florida. - (ANSWER)I vacationed in Punta Gorda,
Florida.
