Which uses a comma correctly?*Forecasters warned of another day of hot, windy conditions across Southern California.Forecasters warned of another day of hot, windy, conditions across Southern California.Forecasters warned of, another day of hot, windy conditions across Southern California.Forecasters warned of another day of hot windy conditions across Southern California.

Identify the sentence containing the correct usage of commas. A)    We’re scheduled to fly from Miami, Florida, to Sao Paulo, Brazil, on February 17, 2002. B)    We’re scheduled to fly from Miami Florida to Sao Paulo Brazil on February 17 2002. C)    We’re scheduled, to fly from Miami Florida to Sao Paulo Brazil, on February 17 2002. D)    We’re scheduled to fly, from Miami, Florida to Sao Paulo, Brazil, on February 17, 2002.

Which uses a comma correctly?*Mrs. Ahern's students will miss her wolf t-shirt hilarious jokes, and incredible teaching.Mrs. Ahern's students, will miss her wolf t-shirt hilarious jokes, and incredible teaching.Mrs. Ahern's students will miss her wolf t-shirt, hilarious jokes, and incredible teaching.Mrs. Ahern's students will miss her wolf t-shirt hilarious jokes and incredible teaching.

Identify the sentence containing the correct usage of commas. A)    Dr. Winslow the dermatologist could see you on Tuesday, September, 12. B)    Dr. Winslow the dermatologist, could see you, on Tuesday, September 12. C)    Dr. Winslow, the dermatologist, could see you on Tuesday, September 12. D)    Dr. Winslow the dermatologist could, see you on Tuesday, September, 12.

Choose the correct punctuation mark to fill the gap:On the third day my mother sickened__ her fever was accompanied by the most alarming symptoms …colon (:)comma (,)semicolon (;)

Texas is a state that has always experienced a variety of extreme weather. It is difficult to predict what kind of extreme weather climate change will bring to Texas, because the possibilities range ------- and tornadoes. Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?from droughts, and wildfires to hurricaneseliminatefrom droughts and wildfires to hurricaneseliminatefrom droughts, and wildfires, to hurricaneseliminatefrom droughts, and, wildfires to hurricanes