Do you know anything about commas with coordinating conjunctions? One prevalent type of comma mistake occurs while sorting out commas and conjunctions. A coordinating conjunction is a word that unites words or phrases of equal grammatical rank. It would be best to put a comma before the word but no comma before or after and or any other conjunction. Take this quiz and learn more about commas with coordinating conjunctions.
I like to eat a lot but I have to watch my weight.
I like to eat a lot, but I have to watch my weight.
I like to eat a lot, I have to watch my weight.
She went to the store and bought some bread.
She went to the store, and bought some bread.
She went to the store, bought some bread.
I am a dancer yet I never have time to perform.
I am a dancer, yet I never have time to perform.
I am a dancer, I never have time to perform.
I like fishing but I don't like eating fish.
I like fishing, but I don't like eating fish.
I like fishing, I don't like eating fish.
He gathered the leaves and got ready to jump in.
He gathered the leaves, and got ready to jump in.
He gathered the leaves, got ready to jump in.
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I like singing but I can't do it very well.
I like singing a ton of great songs even though I am not very good at it, but I hope to be good at it one day.
I like singing, I can't do it very well.
Playing basketball is really fun and I hope to get more opportunities to play it.
Playing basketball is really fun, and I hope to get more opportunities to play it.
Playing basketball is really fun, I hope to get more opportunities to play it.
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