Commas Until You Cry!逗号直到你哭.ppt

5. Rachel neglected to make her car payment three months in a row so she must hide her car in friends’ garages in an attempt to foil the repo man. 5. Rachel neglected to make her car payment three months in a row, so she must hide her car in friends’ garages in an attempt to foil the repo man. The END. * * * * * * * 3. “When you get hungry” my mother announced “I want you to try a bowl of this squid eyeball stew.” 3. “When you get hungry,” my mother announced “I want you to try a bowl of this squid eyeball stew.” 3. “When you get hungry,” my mother announced, “I want you to try a bowl of this squid eyeball stew.” 4.??Prof. Finklestein who assigns more papers than he has time to grade keeps student essays half a semester before returning them. 4.??Prof. Finklestein, who assigns more papers than he has time to grade keeps student essays half a semester before returning them. 4.??Prof. Finklestein, who assigns more papers than he has time to grade, keeps student essays half a semester before returning them. 5.??January the month Julie usually dreads because of its cold, dark mornings was unusually warm this past year. 5.??January, the month Julie usually dreads because of its cold, dark mornings was unusually warm this past year. 5.??January, the month Julie usually dreads because of its cold, dark mornings, was unusually warm this past year. Comma Tip 3 Main clause + , + concluding element. All concluding elements require a comma when they are connected at the end of a main clause. The pattern looks like this: 1. Jennifer tolerated the family reunion slapping mosquitoes with a paper plate and drinking iced tea to combat the heat. 1. Jennifer tolerated the family reunion, slapping mosquitoes with a paper plate and drinking iced tea to combat the heat. 2. In a panic, Tony searched the interior of his car. He hoped to find his biology lab work under the front seat or among the clutter in the trunk. No concluding element = no comma! 3. At Tito’s T