Question 1: Identify and correct all the comma errors in the passage above.

Answer: Corrected version: Despite the rain, the children decided to go outside. They had been looking forward to playing all day. Their coats were wet, but they didn't mind, as they were excited for their adventure. Mum called out, 'Come inside now, or you'll catch a cold.' The children, however, didn't listen and continued playing under the grey sky.

Question 2: Explain why the comma after 'rain' is necessary.

Answer: The comma after 'rain' separates the introductory phrase from the main clause, improving clarity.

Question 3: Rewrite the sentence: "Their coats were wet, but they didn't mind, as they were excited for their adventure" without any comma errors.

Answer: Their coats were wet but they didn't mind as they were excited for their adventure.

Question 1: Insert correct punctuation and commas in the dialogue.

Answer: "Hurry up," said Anna. "We’re going to be late." "Wait," called Tom. "We need our jackets."

Question 2: Why is the comma before 'said Anna' important?

Answer: The comma indicates a pause and separates the speech from the reporting clause, clarifying who is speaking.

Question 1: Correct the comma errors in the sentences above.

Answer: ["My brother, who is a doctor, works in London.","On Tuesday, I will visit the museum with my friends.","The cake that I baked yesterday was delicious. (No comma needed here.)","If it rains tomorrow, we will stay indoors."]

Question 1: Compose a 20-line paragraph describing your favourite place, using commas correctly. Include a checklist to guide your writing.

Answer: Sample paragraph to be written by students.