99bottles
Banned
- Joined
- Apr 11, 2018
- Member Type
- Interested in Language
- Native Language
- Greek
- Home Country
- Greece
- Current Location
- Greece
I know that coordinative adjectives must be separated with commas. However, on Google Books, I rarely see someone do that. For example, the sentence below, which I found in the page below.
She lowered her eyes towards the large black flags which paved the room. (No comma between large and black.)
Can someone please explain when commas can be omitted between coordinative adjectives?
She lowered her eyes towards the large black flags which paved the room. (No comma between large and black.)
The Life of a Simple Man
In order to “show the gents of Moulins, of Paris and elsewhere, just what a sharecropper’s life is like,” Emile Guillaumin, under the guise of fiction, wrote this story of “Tiennon,” a French peasant born fifty years before him in 1823. A peasant himself, Guillaumin was unique in that, after a...
books.google.gr
Can someone please explain when commas can be omitted between coordinative adjectives?