MCQmediumComma usage (independent clauses, introductory words, additional information, serial comma, geographical names, dates, addresses, titles)

Which sentence correctly uses commas in a list?

Options

aShe always enjoyed sweets, chocolate and toffee.check_circle

bShe always enjoyed: sweets, chocolate and toffee.

cShe always enjoyed sweets chocolate and toffee.

dShe always enjoyed sweet's, chocolate, and toffee.

Key Points

Option 'a' correctly uses commas to separate items in a simple list. No colon is needed before a simple list that directly follows the verb. The provided activity question 3 also confirms this as the correct answer.

Source

Class 6 › English Grammar and Composition › Chapter 8: Punctuation & Capitalisation › Topic: Comma usage (independent clauses, introductory words, additional information, serial comma, geographical names, dates, addresses, titles)

Aligned to the NCTB national curriculum.