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English, 06.04.2020 06:33 zahrast14

Add comas as needed to the sentences below. (If a sentence doesn't need a comma, don't add one.)

1) If you ever have a chance to meet my parakeet skip it.

2) While we watched Allison lunge for the aquarium that was about to topple off the table we all held our breath.

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