Commas in a Series

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Correct use of commas: I like to eat apples, bananas, and oranges.

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I like to eat apples, bananas, and oranges.

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The car is red, fast, and expensive.

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The dog is big, brown, and playful.

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The book is thick, heavy, and old.

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Correct use of commas: The flowers are colorful, fragrant, and beautiful.

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The flowers are colorful, fragrant, and beautiful.

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Correct use of commas: The movie was funny, entertaining, and exciting.

Back

The movie was funny, entertaining, and exciting.

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Identify the correct use of commas:

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It was a long, tiring, and challenging journey.

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Correct use of commas: The students are intelligent, hardworking, and disciplined.

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The students are intelligent, hardworking, and disciplined.

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She enjoys reading, writing, and painting.

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The book is interesting, informative, and engaging.