The third is correct

Sentences B and C are correct.

B has the Oxford comma.

The third sentence

Ahmed0336:
The second sentence is correct.

Omo..
Dull pple full Nigeria o.
How is the second one correct?
Na the 3rd one correct

DamnnNiggarr:
English scholars in the house!!!

The third line. An author wouldn't mistaken this.

Third

DamnnNiggarr:
English scholars in the house!!!

Number 2 is correct.

Th third option is correct.

The third line

DamnnNiggarr:
English scholars in the house!!!

Sentence 2

DryMouth:

Omo..
Dull pple full Nigeria o.
How is the second one correct?
Na the 3rd one correct

Thank you my brother.
You'll need butter, milk, flour and eggs.

You'ill need butter,milk,flour and eggs.
The correct one.

All of them are wrong.
The correct sentence should be:
You'll need; butter, milk, flour, and eggs.

DamnnNiggarr:
English scholars in the house!!!

Na option B. The answer no hiding nah.

brandsoncharlie:

Can you answer this question.

The fourth sentence, the comma after the And is called.

I'll be honest, I don't know a name for it. However, I cannot deny the usage. Unfortunately it's rare and it's something people who are detailed will argue.

What I mean is, if I write a sentence and it crosses my mind to use that comma style, I will avoid it - it's a questionable usage.

But the commonly used like I said is the American style; yet, it has it's limits. Like someone pointed out, sometimes you have to maintain consistency in your style and use of language - AmE or BrE.

None

It's wrong to put a comma before "and"

LadiesForever:
Number 2...


You'll need butter, milk, flour, and eggs.


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The third one is correct.

You'll need butter, milk, flour and eggs.

DamnnNiggarr:
English scholars in the house!!!

C

No 2.

TheNiceGuy:
You need education to understand that not all Muslim name you see are for Northerner.

You're saying if my Muslim name is used for my Moniker, I'm automatically Northerner? Sic


Meanwhile, he's correct. Most will go for third but the second sentence is well punctuated

You failed again

ogascomax:


Second cannot be correct. When listen items you don't use comma before the and. You use and to end your listen. You don't use comma for the first item and with the last item also.

That's old rule, go and read more about it.

DamnnNiggarr:
English scholars in the house!!!

no 2 is the correct one.

DamnnNiggarr:
English scholars in the house!!!

You will need butter, milk, flour, and eggs.

The second sentence is correct. Team B

What people are missing is the last two items.

The confusion here is the comma before "and"

When it comes to a list, use a comma. They are independent.

B 100%...this one na Js3 test nah

DamnnNiggarr:
English scholars in the house!!!

the third sentence

The second sentence.

Olam09:


Thank you my brother.
You'll need butter, milk, flour and eggs.

They are putting comma around a conjunction which is wrong

Ogbeni!
Na third na

DamnnNiggarr:
English scholars in the house!!!

While many Nigerians would say the third one is correct (You'll need butter, milk, flour and eggs) since that was how we were taught in school, the second one includes an Oxford comma in between "flour" and "and". (You'll need butter, milk, flour, and eggs)

The Oxford comma improves readability and removes ambiguity. It is correct too, but not everyone uses it. A lot do, but not everyone.

So, the second and third are correct, but if you see this in a Nigerian test or exam, you should pick the third one since it has no Oxford comma.

But English teachers (who know what they're doing) usually avoid situations like this because some will pick the second, and it'd be wrong to mark them wrong. You're putting two correct answers in a list of options and asking people to pick one.

But whoever set this question doesn't know what he/she is doing. Even the question is wrong: "Which of the sentences below uses commas correctly?"

DamnnNiggarr:
English scholars in the house!!!

The third one...

Killmaster1:
The second.take note

Wrong...Comma is used before "and" when it is used to include an independent clause.

The 3rd one is corrected