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Rewrite each sentence correctly and then identify which comma rule applies. Upon entering the room the detective noticed severa...Question
Rewrite each sentence correctly and then identify which comma rule applies.
Upon entering the room the detective noticed several possible clues.
Comma Rule: ______________________________________________________
Corrected Sentence: ________________________________________________
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I did extra chores all week long because I wanted to get a later curfew over the weekend.
Comma Rule: _____________________________________________________
Corrected Sentence: ________________________________________________
Upon entering the room the detective noticed several possible clues.
Comma Rule: ______________________________________________________
Corrected Sentence: ________________________________________________
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I did extra chores all week long because I wanted to get a later curfew over the weekend.
Comma Rule: _____________________________________________________
Corrected Sentence: ________________________________________________
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**Sentence 1:**
Corrected Sentence: Upon entering the room, the detective noticed several possible clues.
Comma Rule: Use a comma after an introductory clause or phrase.
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**Sentence 2:**
Corrected Sentence: I did extra chores all week long because I wanted to get a later curfew over the weekend.
Comma Rule: No comma is needed in this case, as the clause following is a dependent clause that is essential to the meaning of the sentence. However, if the sentence were to be split into two independent clauses, a comma would be necessary.
(Note: The second sentence is already correct as it is.)
Corrected Sentence: Upon entering the room, the detective noticed several possible clues.
Comma Rule: Use a comma after an introductory clause or phrase.
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**Sentence 2:**
Corrected Sentence: I did extra chores all week long because I wanted to get a later curfew over the weekend.
Comma Rule: No comma is needed in this case, as the clause following is a dependent clause that is essential to the meaning of the sentence. However, if the sentence were to be split into two independent clauses, a comma would be necessary.
(Note: The second sentence is already correct as it is.)
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