Question

Which sentence does not contain any errors in comma usage?

A.
In a pool or at a beach, lifeguards are often on duty.

B.
In a pool, or at a beach, lifeguards are often on duty.

C.
In a pool, or, at a beach, lifeguards are often on duty.

D.
In a pool or at a beach lifeguards are often on duty.



A?!

Answer 1

We don't need to use a comma before the "or" because its not combining to complete thoughts, but instead its combinings a independent thought with a dependent thought

Answer 2

So yes you are correct

Answer 3

B seems right

Answer 4

A OR B!

Answer 5

I think it is B

Answer 6

ok! thx!

Answer 7

no not B because you do not need a comma before the word"or" because it is not combining to complete thoughts

Answer 8

and, or, and but are conjunctions in order to combine two independent clauses or sentences. They cannot have a comma in front of them if they arent competing a complete thought, that would be a fragment.

Answer 9

~facepalm~
CONFUSSION!

Answer 10

2/3 say B, 1/3 say A. So probability states that B is more likely...

Answer 11

ok