yotaad wrote:
Hi all,
I always thought that you don't put a comma before 'and' when you're connecting two direct objects. The OE says that the comma helps to clarify that the second direct object 'a floor...' is an object of 'had'. Can someone explain to me when you need a comma to help clarify and when you don't?
Thanks!
When you have two distinct lists, you need to have a comma to distinguish first list from the 2nd.
For Example, Here One list of of Wheels and a Floor, and the 2nd list of the various
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