Commas in a Series #4

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Correct use of commas: After school she needs to walk home, do her homework, and wash dishes.

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After school she needs to walk home, do her homework, and wash dishes.

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Correct use of commas: Michael, David, and Stephen would like to play on the same team.

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Michael, David, and Stephen would like to play on the same team.

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The paper, scissors, and pencils belong in the top drawer.

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Every cat, bunny, and dog in the animal shelter needs a good home.

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It's time to do your homework, do your chores, and practice the piano.

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Would you like me to paint your bedroom walls green, blue, gray, or white?

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He needs to wash the car, do the laundry, and make dinner.

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Correct use of commas: My dad needs to buy lettuce, chicken, and yogurt at the grocery store.

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My dad needs to buy lettuce, chicken, and yogurt at the grocery store.

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Correct use of commas: My favorite places are Disneyland, the mall, and the beach.

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My favorite places are Disneyland, the mall, and the beach.

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Correct use of commas: The students need to read, complete cursive, and do multiplication practice.

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The students need to read, complete cursive, and do multiplication practice.