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| I've got a punctuation problem here. Please advise, thanks! Amanda rushed down the stairs, tore open the envelope, (Do I need a comma before "and"?) and found an invitation. Many thanks in advance, teachers! ^o^ |
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| It's optional- you can put it in or leave it out. |
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In my opinion, the penultimate (next to last) item in a series should always be followed by a comma (before the conjunction). This will eliminate confusion in some lists (but not this one). :D |
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| I tend to use a comma before 'and' with lists: called the Oxford comma in BE. |
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