Grammar worksheet teaching how to use commas to avoid ambiguity in writing.

A worksheet titled "My aim: to use commas to avoid ambiguity" with a tip box, example sentence, and seven exercises for clarifying ambiguous sentences using commas. Includes illustrations of a bear and a character with a speech bubble asking "Did I hit my target?" and a suggestion box.

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1. Dave and I cooked, Brenda drank the lemonade, and then we watched a film.
2. Kyle sat down to eat; the frog fell on the floor, and Lily fetched the first-aid kit.
3. I used to collect all sorts of things: gold medals, silver thimbles, paper napkins, and stamps.
4. They were looking for a nurse good with babies, about 30 years old.
5. Gran stood in the kitchen, making sandwiches in her socks.
6. Scott, an explorer and a naval officer, headed towards the South Pole.
7. I washed my Christmas sweater, which looks like a herd of reindeer, in the washing machine.

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