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larisa [96]
2 years ago
7

Which sentence uses commas to correctly separate items in a series?

English
1 answer:
Anit [1.1K]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The third sentence applies the usage of commas well

Explanation:

coz...

Douglas packed his suitcase for the audition, with two pairs of pants, four shirts, several pairs of <u>socks and</u> his trumpet. ---> a comma should've been used, corrected version--> ...of socks, and his trumpet

Jerry filled his backpack with a change of clothes, <u>a flashlight his sleeping </u>bag, snacks and water for his hike in the mountains.

For this sentence, the comma should have been used between flashlight and his sleeping bag---> the corrected version would be-.....a flashlight, his sleeping bag, snacks and water for his hike in the mountains.

Ashley packed a bathing suit <u>and </u>wrap, sunscreen, sun hat, sandals, and a good mystery book for her day at the beach.---> A comma could have been used here instead of "and"

so ya, here's the ans...hope it helps!  

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