Answer:
Running home, Rich tried to make it before the rain started falling.
After Dianne finished the test, she sat back and relaxed.
Anna bought paint, a roller, and two brushes.
Garrett, my older brother, joined the Army.
Lesley, her knees shaking, walked on stage to receive her diploma.
Explanation:
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1. Running home, Rich (Richard) tried to make it before the rain started falling.
2. After Dianne finished the test, she sat back and relaxed.
3. Anna bought paint, a roller, and two brushes.
4. Garrett, my older brother, joined the army.
Why is there two of the same sentences?
5. Garrett, my older brother, joined the army.
6. Lesley, her knees shaking, walked on stage to receive her diploma.
Note: All of the sentences above follow or are true to the Comma Use Rules.
Most the sentences above are written with commas used to separate items and multiple clauses.
