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READING-WRITINGPunctuation
Commas After Yes, No, Sure, and Well
Students rewrite sentences that open with "Yes", "No", "Sure", or "Well", adding the comma that belongs after the opener. A targeted drill on one of the most overlooked comma rules — the introductory word comma — using friendly, conversational sentences that feel natural to Grade 2 readers.
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Rewrite each sentence, adding the missing comma — or copy the sentence exactly if it is already correct.
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