Grammar: Commas

This that and, the other.

This, that, and, the other.

This, that, and the other.

This, that and the other.

They noted, "that's where the comma goes."

They, noted "that's where the comma goes,"

They noted, "that's where the comma goes".

They noted "that's where the comma goes".

For example this, is correct grammar.

For example, this is, correct grammar.

For example, this is correct grammar.

For example this is correct grammar.

Bruce, a musician from New Jersey, had a long concert.

Bruce a musician from New Jersey, had a long concert.

Bruce, a musician from New Jersey had a long concert.

Bruce a musician from New Jersey had a long concert.

The Starbucks, across the street, is closed.

The Starbucks across the street, is closed.

The Starbucks, across the street is closed.

The Starbucks across the street is closed.

Only after the last item

After every item

Before and after the "and"

After every item and before the "and"

Independent clause

Dependent clause

Both

Neither

Can exist on its own

Cannot exist on its own

Has either a subject or a verb

Only has a subject, no verb.

Can exist on its own

Cannot exist on its own

Has either a verb or a subject

Only has a subject

After headers

Surrounding dependent clauses

Introducing quotes

All of the above