Number/Comma Rules

Directions: If the sentence is correct, write a C in the blank. If it is not correct, cross through the error and write the correct number above it.

_____ 1. The discussion lasted for 10 minutes.

_____ 2. He refused to accept his ¼ share.

_____ 3. We plan to build 24 12-room residences in this tract.

_____ 4. He lives on 7th Street in Oklahoma City.

_____ 5. This tax legislation would increase revenue by $7,000,000,000.

_____ 6. The Norwalk file has been missing for thirty days.

_____ 7. The knife can be purchased for only $.89.

_____ 8. We have only $25.00 in petty cash.

_____ 9. In our freezer the temperature is now five degrees Fahrenheit.

_____ 10. We spent only eight percent of our gross sales for advertising.

_____ 11. Carbo lives at 1 Willow Street; Epstein lives at 8 Wickfield Court.

_____ 12. The class was in session from ten a.m. until one p.m.

_____ 13. The inventory shows twenty-one ranges, nine refrigerators, three washers,

and ten dryers.

_____ 14. The office was closed on August fifteenth.

_____ 15. I stayed in Europe for 3 weeks and spoke with twelve art dealers.

_____ 16. We can sell you a new calendar for 98 cents, for $1.95, or for $5.

_____ 17. Our dispatcher is five fee ten inches tall and weighs two hundred pounds.

Place needed punctuation in the following sentences. Label all commas with the correct comma rule.

1. I enjoy reading mystery books my husband history books

2. That teacher requires too much homework reading and dedication

3. His boss told him never leave with questions on your mind

4. Jan who is my roommate plays on the volleyball team

5. Michelle Lee is the new student in or school and she seems to be very friendly

6. Diane keep your eyes on the road