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U.S. English Proofreading-Chicago MCQs

What is a serial comma?

The comma before the conjunction that joins the last two elements in a series of three or more elements.

The comma that you never add before the last element in a series.

The comma that separates each element in a series of three or more elements.

The comma between two independent clauses.

The comma after a short introductory phrase.

Answer

Correct Answer: The comma before the conjunction that joins the last two elements in a series of three or more elements.

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