Commas Bellringers. Bellringer INSTRUCTIONS: The following sentences contain comma errors. Write the sentences as they appear and then make the corrections.

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Commas Bellringers

Bellringer INSTRUCTIONS: The following sentences contain comma errors. Write the sentences as they appear and then make the corrections. 1. A poem may use verbs that appeal to the senses of sight sound and touch. 2. Your personal response to a poem might be positive negative or indifferent.

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