Question

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Answer 1

1. Coordinate adjectives are the adjectives which are placed in sequence with another adjective to describe or to modify a noun. Hence, commas are used to separate two or more coordinate adjectives.

2. When combining two independent clauses, a comma must be placed before the conjunction.

Independent clauses refer to the groups of words which can stand independently and create a meaning. An independent clause has a subject and verb.

For example, I went to the market, but forgot to take money.

In the above independent clause comma is placed before the conjunction 'but'.

3. A comma should not be used to separate compound elements.

Commas are frequently used punctuation in a sentence, hence they are used to create a short pause in a sentence.

Hyphens are used to show a compound sentence and not commas.

Answer 2

separate compound elements