Comma Rules Flashcards

(4 cards)

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Listing

A

separating words, phrases, and clauses that are listed out. (Oxford comma)
Example: I need to buy bread, eggs, and milk.

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Addresses

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separate letter-from-letter and number-from number in addresses. If addressed for mailing, new lines = commas.
Example: 777 WIndy Road, Olathe, Kansas 66062

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Dates

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Separate letter-from-letter and number-from number in dates. Separate dates from the sentence it starts.
Example: July 4, 1776, was a pivotal day.

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4
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Around Initials in Names

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If someone’s professional title has initials, commas go around the initials.
Example: Lynn Clerk, CPA, is my accountant.

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