Punctuation Rules Commas - Eight Basic Uses

What you'll learn
You will understand the structure of the sentences.
You will know different parts of speech that you need to pay attention.
You will know the specific position of different parts of speech.
You will understand when to use commas easy and faster.
You will improve your writing skills.
You will spend less time for proofreading.
You will improve your professional skills.
You will increase your confidence and self-esteem.
You will be able to take difficult projects at work that require high level of punctuation knowledge.
You will increase your income because your professional skills will be higher.
Requirements
A desire to learn English punctuation rules.
Basic listening and reading ability.
A desire to write without punctuation mistakes.
A desire to learn where to put commas in the sentence.
Description
If you are interested about this course - you have needs to know when to use commas in the sentences.We can get a bad score at school in grammar.When we are adult and have a career, we want to be professional and educated because these skills will help us to reach our goals.QUESTION: Why do you need to know basic rules when to put COMMAS in the sentences?ANSWER: Because you want to grow as a professional specialist.If you have problems in grammar, you stay in the spot and can't go forward.A comma marks a slight break between different parts of a sentence. Used properly, commas make the meaning of sentences clear by grouping and separating words, phrases, and clauses. It is recommended that the comma be used cautiously and wisely. It's used to connect new ideas to old ones, and to tell the reader when to pause a moment in their thinking (or in their speaking, if they're reading out loud). In long sentences, it's also used to separate clauses, so the reader understands which modifiers apply to which words and so on.THIS COURSE FOR STUDENTS WHO:1. Have formal writing at work and need to follow punctuation rules.2. Don't know punctuation rules about commas.3. Don't understand punctuation rules about commas.4. Work as a transcriptionist and need to know punctuation rules about commas.5. Need to improve skills of grammar writing.6. Want to correct their punctuation mistakes without any programs.7. Grow professionalism and career level.8. Want to understand the structure of the sentences.9. Want to learn names of parts of the speech for better understanding punctuation rules.10. Improve skills of sentences analyses.THIS COURSE INCLUDES:1. Eight basic uses of the comma2. Additional grammar rules about parts of the speech3. Structure of the sentences of each rule4. Definition of 8 basic rules when to use a comma5. Correct and incorrect examples of the sentences with analyses6. Practice tasks for additional rules about parts of the speech with answers and analyses7. Practice tasks for 8 basic rules with answers and analyses8. Practice box - the final test of 8 basic rules when to use a comma with answers9. Final tests of each from 8 basic rules when to use a commaBENEFITS FOR STUDENTS WHO ENROLLED THIS COURSE:1. You will understand the structure of the sentences.2. You will know different parts of speech that you need to pay attention.3. You will know the specific position of different parts of speech.4. You will understand when to use commas easy and faster.5. You will improve your writing skills.6. You will spend less time for proofreading.7. You will improve your professional skills.8. You will increase your confidence and self-esteem.9. You will be able to take difficult projects at work that require high level of punctuation knowledge.10. You will increase your income because your professional skills will be higher.THE PLAN OF THE COURSE:1. RULE 1: USE A COMMA TO SEPARATE INDEPENDENT CLAUSES2. Examples of the sentences with analyses3. RULE 2: USE A COMMA AFTER AN INTRODUCTORY CLAUSE OR PHRASE4. Examples of the sentences with analyses5. RULE 3: USE A COMMA BETWEEN ALL ITEMS IN A SERIES6. Examples of the sentences with analyses7. RULE 4: USE COMMAS TO SET OFF NONRESTRICTIVE CLAUSES8. Examples of the sentences with analyses9. RULE 4.1: Restrictive Clauses and Nonrestrictive Clauses10. Examples of the sentences with analyses11. PRACTICE TEST12. RULE 5: USE A COMMA TO SET OFF APPOSITIVES13. Examples of the sentences with analyses14. RULE 5.1: Appositives15. Examples of the sentences with analyses16. PRACTICE TEST17. RULE6: USE A COMMA TO INDICATE DIRECT ADDRESS18. Examples of the sentences with analyses19. RULE7: USE COMMAS TO SET OFF DIRECT QUOTATIONS20. Examples of the sentences with analyses21. RULE 8: USE COMMAS WITH DATES, ADDRESSES, TITLES, NUMBERS22. Examples of the sentences with analyses23. PRACTICE TEST: Rules 1-824. PRACTICE TEST: Rule 125. PRACTICE TEST: Rule 226. PRACTICE TEST: Rule 327. PRACTICE TEST: Rule 428. PRACTICE TEST: Rule 529. PRACTICE TEST: Rule 630. PRACTICE TEST: Rule 731. PRACTICE TEST: Rule 8Can't you memorize punctuation rules?How can you memorize all list of punctuation rules?You don't need to commit to memory a long list of rules that you don't understand.You need to figure out about basic structures of sentences and parts of speech.Let's first, start with practical exercises together. We are going to analyse the structure of sentences and where you need to use commas.The practical test includes some number of sentences.TASK: Analyse parts of speech. Find where to put commas or not in each sentence.IMPROVE SKILLS: Write your own sentences for each rule about commas.RESULTS: As you can see, after these exercises, you understand when to use commas in the sentences.FINAL: This is the time to consolidate your knowledge and improve practical skills of using theory.FORMULA: 3 hours of learning the course = your professional growth = increase your incomeDon't be afraid of punctuation - just go forward!COMMAS are your best friends who will help you to reach your professional aims.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Why do you need to enroll this course?
Lecture 2 Introduction of the course
Lecture 3 Plan of the course
Section 2: USE A COMMA TO SEPARATE INDEPENDENT CLAUSES
Lecture 4 Rule 1
Section 3: USE A COMMA AFTER AN INTRODUCTORY CLAUSE OR PHRASE
Lecture 5 Rule 2
Section 4: USE A COMMA BETWEEN ALL ITEMS IN A SERIES
Lecture 6 Rule 3
Section 5: USE COMMAS TO SET OFF NONRESTRICTIVE CLAUSES
Lecture 7 Rule 4
Lecture 8 Rule 4.1.: Relative Clause
Lecture 9 Rule 4.1.: Relative Pronouns
Lecture 10 Rule 4.1.: Restrictive Clauses
Lecture 11 Rule 4.1.: Nonrestrictive Clauses
Lecture 12 Rule 4.1.: Nonrestrictive Clauses examples
Lecture 13 PRACTICE: Restrictive Clauses or Nonrestrictive Clauses
Lecture 14 PRACTICE: Restrictive Clauses or Nonrestrictive Clauses + ANSWERS
Section 6: USE A COMMA TO SET OFF APPOSITIVES
Lecture 15 Rule 5
Lecture 16 RULE 5.1.: Appositives
Lecture 17 RULE 5.1.: How Do I Punctuate Appositives - Restrictive Appositives
Lecture 18 RULE 5.1.: How Do I Punctuate Appositives - Nonrestrictive Appositive
Lecture 19 RULE 5.1.: Restrictive (no commas) or Nonrestrictive (commas) - TASKS
Section 7: USE A COMMA TO INDICATE DIRECT ADDRESS
Lecture 20 Rule 6
Section 8: USE COMMAS TO SET OFF DIRECT QUOTATIONS
Lecture 21 Rule 7
Section 9: USE COMMAS WITH DATES, ADDRESSES, TITLES, AND NUMBERS.
Lecture 22 Rule 8
Section 10: PRACTICE BOX - Rules 1-8 Eight basic uses of the comma
Lecture 23 TASKS: Rules 1-8 PART 1
Lecture 24 TASKS: Rules 1-8 PART 2
Section 11: PRACTICE BOX - Rule 1: Separating Independent Clauses
Lecture 25 TASKS: Rule 1 PART 1
Lecture 0 TASKS: Rule 1 PART 2
Lecture 0 TASKS: Rule 2 PART 1
Lecture 0 TASKS: Rule 2 PART 2
Lecture 0 TASKS: Rule 3 PART 1
Lecture 0 TASKS: Rule 3 PART 2
Lecture 0 TASKS: Rule 4 PART 1
Lecture 0 TASKS: Rule 4 PART 2
Lecture 0 TASKS: Rule 5 PART 1
Lecture 0 TASKS: Rule 5 PART 2
Students who have formal writing at work and need to follow punctuation rules.,Students who don't know punctuation rules about commas.,Students who don't understand punctuation rules about commas.,Students who work as a transcriptionist and need to know punctuation rules about commas,Students who need to improve skills of grammar writing.,Students who want to correct their punctuation mistakes without any programs.,Students who grow professionalism and career level.,Students who want to understand the structure of the sentences.,Students who want to learn names of parts of the speech for better understanding punctuation rules.,Students who improve skills of sentences analyses.
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