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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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How do I use the conjunction "and" with commas when creating lists in a sentence?
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Hi, If you mean simple lists, I do it like this. eg Tom bought an apple, a pear and a banana. Some writers, particularly in America, would add a comma after 'pear', but I've never done that in my life.
- Hi, If you mean simple lists, I do it like this.
- eg Tom bought an apple, a pear and a banana.
- Some writers, particularly in America, would add a comma after 'pear', but I've never done that in my life.
- I'd never even heard of the idea until I read about it on this Forum.
- For a discussion of this extra comma, look here .
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Hi,
If you mean simple lists, I do it like this.
eg Tom bought an apple, a pear and a banana.
Some writers, particularly in America, would add a comma after 'pear', but I've never done that in my life. I'd never even heard of the
If you mean simple lists, I do it like this.
eg Tom bought an apple, a pear and a banana.
Some writers, particularly in America, would add a comma after 'pear', but I've never done that in my life. I'd never even heard of the
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