Commas in a series

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Add commas: Jon could not decide if he wanted a red blue or green jacket.

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red, blue, or green jacket

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Our new puppy knocked over a vase, chewed up my shoes, and scratched the wood floors.

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Correct use of commas in: Do you like to eat your vegetables?

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Do you like to eat your vegetables raw, steamed, or sautéed?

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Where to place commas in: My favorite authors are Roald Dahl, Judy Blume, Kate DiCamillo, and Beverly Clearly?

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My favorite authors are Roald Dahl, Judy Blume, Kate DiCamillo, and Beverly Clearly.

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Add commas to separate items in the series: I am not sure if I should read a book, complete a crossword puzzle, or take a nap on the plane.

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I am not sure if I should read a book, complete a crossword puzzle, or take a nap on the plane.

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My mother is an attorney at Patel, Rodriguez & Smith.

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Katya must vacuum the rugs, clean the windows, dust the shelves, and wash the car.

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Correct punctuation: Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Yokohama are some of the most populated cities in Japan.

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Select sentences using parallel structure.

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Marshawn loves painting, acting, and singing.

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Select sentences using parallel structure.

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Phillip plans to read a magazine, complete a word search, and take a nap on the train.