Form 9: Punctuation in Complex Sentences Exercise

Form 9: Punctuation in Complex Sentences

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Form 9: Punctuation in Complex Sentences

Learn how to punctuate complex sentences correctly using commas and other punctuation marks. Practice applying punctuation rules based on clause placement.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Where should the comma be placed? 'Although it was raining the children played outside.'

  2. MultiChoice

    Which sentence uses commas correctly for an embedded relative clause?

  3. MultiChoice

    Select the correctly punctuated sentence.

  4. MultiChoice

    Is a comma strictly required here? 'The children played outside until it got dark.'

  5. MultiChoice

    Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?

  6. MultiChoice

    Find the correctly punctuated sentence with a coordinating conjunction.

  7. MultiChoice

    Where are commas needed for relative clause? 'London which is the capital of the UK is famous.'

  8. MultiChoice

    Choose the correctly punctuated complex sentence:

  9. MultiChoice

    Where should the comma go in: 'If you need help just ask the teacher.'?

  10. MultiChoice

    Which sentence avoids a comma splice?

  11. MultiChoice

    Select the sentence with accurate punctuation:

  12. MultiChoice

    Identify the punctuation error in: 'Although, it was snowing we went sledging.'

  13. MultiChoice

    Which relative clause is non-restrictive and requires commas?

  14. MultiChoice

    Where should a comma be placed? 'Before you open the exam paper check your name.'

  15. MultiChoice

    Choose the correct option for: 'Even though she felt unwell she came to class.'