Rule-1: Use commas to separate three or more items in a series. Place commas after each word in the series except the last.
Examples:
1. A ginger, a dancer, and a clown were in the movie.
2. Carol dressed quickly, grabbed an apple, and ran out of the house.
Examples:
1. Yes, I can hear you.
2. Well, you are wrong.
3. No, don’t say that.
Rule-3: Use a comma when you use AND, BUT, or OR to combine two sentences. Put a comma before these words.
Examples:
1. Do you want some coffee, or want to go out for dinner first?
2. The birthday girl entered her office room, and we all shouted “Happy Birthday!”
EXERCISE: (Put commas wherever necessary)
1. No I don’t know his name.
2. Robby ordered a cup of coffee some biscuits and a chocolate cake.
3. What do Angelina Jolie Michelle Phiffer and Cameron Diaz have in common?
4. Tim Joy Sue and Trisha went for a movie.
