COMMAS WITH ADJECTIVES

In today's lesson, Kevin teaches you how to use commas with multiple adjectives.

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DIRECTIONS: Place commas where they belong in each sentence below. Some sentences may not require commas at all.
1. We went down the long dirt road.
2. The mighty winter storm howled through the forest.
3. The quiet respectful class listened to the guest speaker.
4. She lives in a small white house.
5. Terry was a difficult stubborn misbehaved child.
6. My aunt has long black hair.
7. We stepped into the cool clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
8. Wow, that’s a massive apple tree.
9. I can’t eat any more of those greasy salty snacks.
10. I put on one of my grandma’s itchy scratchy sweaters.

ANSWERS:
1. [NO CHANGE] (The words “long” and “dirt” cannot be rearranged.)
2. [NO CHANGE] (The words “mighty” and “winter” cannot be rearranged.)
3. The quiet, respectful class listened to the guest speaker.
4. [NO CHANGE] (The words “small” and “white” cannot be rearranged.)
5. Terry was a difficult, stubborn, misbehaved child.
6. [NO CHANGE] (The words “long” and “black” cannot be rearranged.)
7. We stepped into the cool, clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
8. [NO CHANGE] (The words “massive” and “apple” cannot be rearranged.)
9. I can’t eat any more of those greasy, salty snacks.
10. I put on one of my grandma’s itchy, scratchy sweaters.

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