Typos

[Meliva]

there is an and in there. after brigs of war it says "and frigates".

[DezNutz]

there is an and in there. after brigs of war it says "and frigates".

Yes I know, the complaint from Mack is that a comma isn't needed between "brigs of war" and the word "and". I stated the rule on writing a list within a sentence. Each item is separated with a comma with the last item including the word "and' or "or" with it.

[Mack]

The pot, sauce pan, and fork... Or. The sauce pan, pot and fork? I think the second is correct.. It has been a long time though

[Meliva]

i just googled, it turns out its kind of debatable. Some say you do add it, others say you don't need to. its called an oxford comma apparently since oxford requires it. I was taught all my life that you don't add a comma before and, but apparently not everyone agrees.

[Grimrock Litless]

Where I live, there seem to be a mix of both, but people normally don't really care about it, since it means the same thing.

[Banger]

i just googled, it turns out its kind of debatable. Some say you do add it, others say you don't need to. its called an oxford comma apparently since oxford requires it. I was taught all my life that you don't add a comma before and, but apparently not everyone agrees.

This.

[Mack]

i just googled, it turns out its kind of debatable. Some say you do add it, others say you don't need to. its called an oxford comma apparently since oxford requires it. I was taught all my life that you don't add a comma before and, but apparently not everyone agrees.

This.

It could be that

[DezNutz]

i just googled, it turns out its kind of debatable. Some say you do add it, others say you don't need to. its called an oxford comma apparently since oxford requires it. I was taught all my life that you don't add a comma before and, but apparently not everyone agrees.

Couple of things. When you are listing only two things like a pot and a pan, the comma isn't required. When listing multiple items like cups, plates, napkins, and silverware, if the comma isn't needed after napkins, why is it needed after cups and plates. When you answer that question, you will understand why the comma is placed as such. As well, a comma is place before "and" when conjoining separate independent sentences as you did with your "but".

[Meliva]

i just googled, it turns out its kind of debatable. Some say you do add it, others say you don't need to. its called an oxford comma apparently since oxford requires it. I was taught all my life that you don't add a comma before and, but apparently not everyone agrees.

Couple of things. When you are listing only two things like a pot and a pan, the comma isn't required. When listing multiple items like cups, plates, napkins, and silverware, if the comma isn't needed after napkins, why is it needed after cups and plates. When you answer that question, you will understand why the comma is placed as such. As well, a comma is place before "and" when conjoining separate independent sentences as you did with your "but".

ugh, I hate English grammar so much . I will say this though, I believe that unless you're writing something for school, or for your job, that perfect grammar is not necessary so long as your writings are legible and understandable.

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