Comma Rule #1
Use a comma to separate three or more items in a list
Use a comma to separate three or more items in a list
I like mustard pickles and cheese on my hamburgers.
I like mustard, pickles, and cheese on my hamburgers.
Sara's birthday is February 7 1996.
Sara's birthday is February 7, 1996.
I live in Somerset Kentucky.
I live in Somerset, Kentucky.
My birthday was on Thursday May 21 2010.
My birthday was on Thursday, May 21, 2010.
I bought bananas apples and oranges at the store.
I bought bananas, apples, and oranges at the store.
Sara's game is on November 9 2022.
Sara's game is on November 9, 2022.
My friend is from Houston Texas.
My friend is from Houston, Texas.
Sam Smith
123 Main Street
Houston Texas 77081
Sam Smith
123 Main Street
Houston, Texas 77081
Please put your pencils markers and books into your backpacks.
Please put your pencils, markers, and books into your backpacks.
The park closed on September 7 2001.
The park closed on September 7, 2001.
She lives in San Francisco California.
She lives in San Francisco, California.
Molly said "Can you come outside to play?"
Molly said, "Can you come outside to play?"
My favorite colors are green red and pink.
My favorite colors are green, red, and pink.
My birthday is October 6 2003.
My birthday is October 6, 2003.
Have you ever been to Nashville Tennessee?
Have you ever been to Nashville, Tennessee?
My Dad went to Orlando Florida on May 15 2021.
My Dad went to Orlando, Florida on May 15, 2021.
I cleaned my room washed the dishes and vacuumed the floors.
I cleaned my room, washed the dishes, and vacuumed the floors.
The new store will open on July 17 2023.
The new store will open on July 17, 2023.
Mrs. Smith moved to Cincinnati Ohio.
Mrs. Smith moved to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tyler yelled "Look out!"
Tyler yelled, "Look out!"