Commas in a Series

Front

Correct use of commas:

Back

I wanted to buy cookies, chips, and candy.

Front

Correct use of commas:

Back

Sally is sweet, pretty, and nice.

Front

Correct use of commas:

Back

Do not run, jump, or skip in the hall.

Front

Mr. Anger wants to become a pastry chef or helicopter pilot after retirement.

Back

No change needed.

Front

Mr. Shore wants a skateboard or a lasso for Christmas. What change is needed?

Back

Remove a comma after skateboard.

Front

Correct sentence: Tom, Jana, and Terry like animal fables.

Back

Front

Correct sentence: A frog, a rabbit, and a duck are friends in this fable.

Back

A frog, a rabbit, and a duck are friends in this fable.

Front

Correctly written sentence:

Back

I like pepperoni, mushroom, and cheese pizza.

Front

Correct use of commas:

Back

Sally is sweet, pretty, and nice.

Front

Correct use of commas: I do not like tomatoes, onions, or carrots.

Back

I do not like tomatoes, onions, or carrots.