Add commas where they are needed. Not every sentence needs a comma. Write correct for any sentence that does not need a comma.
1. Jerry tried out for the lead but Tom got the part.
2. Sandy ran up the block across the park and around the school.
3. The storm caused great damage and washed away several bridges.
4. Last Saturday was windy cold and rainy.
5. I stopped by to pick you up but you had already left.
6. We arrived early and stayed late.
7. My shoes are not under my bed in the closet or under the couch.
8. If it does not rain tomorrow the roads will be jammed.
9. Jackie and Katie will be roommates next year.
10. Firs spruces and pines are evergreen trees.

1. Jerry tried out for the lead, but Tom got the part.

2. Sandy ran up the block across the park and around the school.

3. The storm caused great damage and washed away several bridges.

4. Last Saturday was windy, cold and rainy.

5. I stopped by to pick you up but you had already left.

6. We arrived early and stayed late.

7. My shoes are not under my bed, in the closet or under the couch.

8. If it does not rain tomorrow, the roads will be jammed.

9. Jackie and Katie will be roommates next year.

10. Firs, spruces and pines are evergreen trees.

jefferson introduced the idea that one does not change a government for "light" causes because he wanted to emphasize the seriousness of colonists' reasons for declaring independence.

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