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EXERCISE 36: Add commas where necessary.
1. Ants bees and mosquitoes are insects.
+ Ants, bees, and mosquitoes are insects.*
2. Ants and bees are insects. (w change)
3. Bears tigers and elephants are animals.
4. Bears and tigers are animals.
5. I bought some rice fruit and vegetables at the market.
6. I bought some rice and fruit at the market.
7. The three countries in North America are Canada the United States and Mexico.
8. 1 read a lot of newspapers and magazines.
9. 1 had some soup and a sandwich for lunch.
10. Shelley had some soup a salad and a sandwich for lunch.
1 1. My favorite things in life are sunny days music good friends and books.
12. What do birds butterflies and airplanes have in common?
EXERCISE 37: Find the NOUNS. Discuss how they are used.
1. A turtle is a reptile.
+ turtle = a noun, used as the subject of the sentence.
-t reptile = a noun, used as a complement after 'cbe."
2. A nuzle has a hard shell.
3. A turtle pulls its head, legs, and tail into its shell.
4. Some turtles spend almost all of their lives in water.
5. Some turtles live on land for their entire lives.
6. Turtles don't have teeth, but they have powerful jaws.
*In a series of connected nouns, the comma immediately before and is optional
ALSO CORRECT: Anu, bees and mosquitoes are insects.