Your super sleuth student will add commas to complex sentences in this worksheet.
Comma Worksheets
Besides the period, the comma may be the most used punctuation mark in English. It may also be the most misunderstood. While a comma often denotes a pause, it may also clarify the meaning of words, as in coordinating adjectives. The comma worksheets below are free for you to print and use at home or in the classroom. Click on the title to read the details about a worksheet or to download the PDF.
Punctuation Match: Symbols and Words
For your beginning grammarian, this game asks her to match the punctuation symbol with the word.
Comma with Yes and No
You’ll say “Yes!” to this punctuation worksheet on commas.
Commas and Coordinating Conjunctions
After this worksheet, your youngster will be a fan of “FAN BOYS,” the mnemonic for coordinating conjunctions!
Commas and Direct Address
Now let’s work on adding commas in a direct address!
Commas and Introductory Elements: Clauses
May we introduce your student to introductory clauses?
Commas and Introductory Elements: Phrases
Your student will learn about adding commas to introductory phrases.
Commas and Introductory Elements: Words
Here’s a worksheet on commas with introductory words.
Commas and Quotation Marks: Inside or Outside?
This worksheet helps your youngster understand where commas go when working with quotation marks.
Commas in a Series
In this worksheet your student will place commas in sentences with a series.
Commas, Question Marks, and Tag Questions
Tag questions and commas are important, aren’t they?
Correcting Comma Splices
Time to correct some comma errors!
Correcting Run-on Sentences: Commas and Conjunctions
This worksheet runs off those run-on sentences!
Commas and Coordinating Adjectives
Let’s work with coordinating adjectives and commas!
Commas with Appositives
You’ll positively love this appositive punctuation worksheet!
Writing Practice: Using Commas
Now it’s time to work on commas used in a variety of ways.