Commas in a Series

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Correct use of commas in a series: I like apples, bananas, and oranges.

Back

I like apples, bananas, and oranges.

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Correctly use commas to separate items: She bought a dress, shoes, and a hat.

Back

She bought a dress, shoes, and a hat.

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Correct use of commas in a series: The dog chased the cat, the mouse, and the bird.

Back

The dog chased the cat, the mouse, and the bird.

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Correct use of commas in a series: I need to buy milk, eggs, and bread.

Back

I need to buy milk, eggs, and bread.

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Correct use of commas in a series: The car is red, blue, and yellow.

Back

The car is red, blue, and yellow.

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Correct use of commas in a series: He likes to swim, run, and bike.

Back

He likes to swim, run, and bike.

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Correct use of commas in a series: She wore a dress, a hat, and shoes.

Back

She wore a dress, a hat, and shoes.

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Select the sentence that uses commas correctly: a) The book has a red, green and blue cover. b) The book has a red, green, and blue cover. c) The book has a red green and blue cover.

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b) The book has a red, green, and blue cover.

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Correct use of commas in a series: The boy ate an apple, an orange, and a banana.

Back

The boy ate an apple, an orange, and a banana.

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Correct use of commas in a series: They went to the park, the zoo, and the beach.

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They went to the park, the zoo, and the beach.