Question

A)
For each sentence, select “Yes” or “No” to indicate whether it uses correct punctuation.
(2 po
Although you might not realize it, there are many benefits to taking this job.
I invited friends, coworkers and some family members to the potluck dinner.
I was tired after a long day of work, but I still went for a walk.
We all went to the restaurant across the street after work, and had dinner together.

Answer 1

1. Although you might not realize it, there are many benefits to taking this job. — Yes
(Correct comma after the introductory subordinate clause.)

2. I invited friends, coworkers and some family members to the potluck dinner. — No
(A comma should be used in the series: "friends, coworkers, and some family members." Note: some style guides permit omitting the Oxford comma, but many recommend it.)

3. I was tired after a long day of work, but I still went for a walk. — Yes
(Correct comma before the coordinating conjunction joining two independent clauses.)

4. We all went to the restaurant across the street after work, and had dinner together. — No
(The comma is unnecessary because the second part is not an independent clause; remove the comma.)