Commas in letters worksheets
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A friendly letter needs two commas: one after the greeting (Dear Grandma,) and one after the closing (Love, Maya).
Two grades, one set of sentences: both print from the same 58. Print one here, or open a grade for examples and teaching notes.
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2nd grade Core grade
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Friendly letters carry two required commas: one after the greeting (Dear Aunt Rosa,) and one after the closing (Your friend, Sam). Second graders place both marks and learn the classic slip to avoid, a comma jumping in after Dear.
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3rd grade
Third graders punctuate greetings and closings automatically in thank-you notes, pen pal letters, and emails. Longer closings (With love, Yours truly, See you soon) follow the same rule: the comma waits until the whole sign-off phrase is done.
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