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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Using comma (,) before "and"
My friends are Solen, Karen, Mico, and Jon. (with comma before "and")
My friends are Solen, Karen, Mico and Jon. (no comma before "and")
Which of the sentence above is correct with regard to using comma (,)
Is comma (,) always necessary before the word "and"? Is it more appropriate in formal writing?
My friends are Solen, Karen, Mico and Jon. (no comma before "and")
Which of the sentence above is correct with regard to using comma (,)
Is comma (,) always necessary before the word "and"? Is it more appropriate in formal writing?
Top answer
BrE demands the comma; AmE does not except when confusion would otherwise result.
- BrE demands the comma; AmE does not except when confusion would otherwise result.
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BrE demands the comma; AmE does not except when confusion would otherwise result.
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