1) First off I need to buy new shirts pants and shoes. 2) I don't know Fred if this will work.

3) The short bearded man drove to work and his wife watched TV.

4) Dave think of your education as a benefit not as a burden.

5) Mr. Jones my neighbor moved to Cleveland Ohio.

6) I passed the test; consequently I will pass the class Polly.

7) I can't believe I won the lottery Tina thought to herself.

8) Frank fell off the ladder and his coworkers the ones from Sears helped him

9) After work Sara must clean her room do dishes and walk the dog

10) I laughed and you cried; however Bart passed out.

Where should the commas go for each sentence?

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Explanation:

the answers are in the sentence below.

1) First off, I need to buy new shirts, pants, and shoes.

2) I don't know Fred, if this will work.

3) The short bearded man drove to work, and his wife watched TV.

4) Dave think of your education as a benefit, not as a burden.

5) Mr. Jones, my neighbor, moved to Cleveland Ohio.

6) I passed the test; consequently, I will pass the class, Polly.

7) I can't believe, I won the lottery, Tina thought to herself.

8) Frank fell off the ladder, and his coworkers, the ones from Sears, helped him

9) After work, Sara must clean her room, do dishes, and walk the dog

10) I laughed, and you cried; however Bart passed out.

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