Practice with Commas Directions: Put commas where they belong. A few of these sentences do not need commas. 1. We are having peas and carrots roast beef and cake for dinner. 2. Mr. Morton my English teacher says we have to learn how to use commas. 3. He says Remember Bob use commas before and after you address someone directly." 4. Kelly said Did you do the homework Angie?" 5. The teachers at Ericson Academy work hard to teach the students. 6. Alex painted the fence white blue and green. 7. We waited at the bus stop on Central Park Avenue after school. 8. My mom who is a nurse cares for the sick injured and disabled 9. One famous basketball player Michael Jordan won five MVP awards. 10. Don't go there" said Formica. 11. Robert Louis Stevenson was a Scottish writer of novels poems and essays. 12. Now Mr. Bond we will saw you in half. 13. Daniel said Stop talking to me Jack. 14. Chicago the largest city in the Midwest is the home of the skyscraper blues and deep-dish pizza. 15. No Jackie I don't want to go with Mark. 16. Alice said But they keep picking on me Rudy." 17. Emilio my next-door neighbor has two daughters a son and a puppy 18. That Tuesday which also happens to be my birthday is the only day we can take the test. 19. Fred who often cheats on his homework is really only harming himself. 20. Brett Favre the quarter back for the team is having a bad week. Claim response: Unfortunately, We're fully booked... As the sales manager of the Jasper Park Lodge in Jasper, Alberta, you sometimes wish you had an unlimited number of rooms to offer to prospective guests. It seems all too often it happens that people want to stay at the lodge at the same time. You recently received an email from Anna at Software Solutions in Calgary, AB. Unfortunately, you have to tell her that both dates she requested are already fully booked at the lodge. That's the bad news, the good news as you see it is that the periods immediately after the ones she requested are free! (i.e., September 25-29 and October 11-15). You are eager to get the booking, even though you are aware that the dates of the lodge's availability don't exactly match with Annas request. Your task: Because you consider time to be of the essence, you decide to reply via email to this letter. In your e-mail, you encourage Anna to get in touch via telephone or by reply e-mail so that a solution to the situation can be reached more quickly. Draft and email a letter to respond to Anna's request. Send this email to your Survey partner first who will suggest revisions and send back to you. Revise your email based on the