Question

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

A.
Snow itself can be fun but, too much of it can be a hazard.

B.
We enjoy playing in the snow, and we also enjoy coming in afterwards for hot chocolate.

C.
A blizzard can knock down power lines, and, it can cause accidents.

D.
Freezing rain can turn to ice on roads and this icy coating can make driving dangerous.

Answer 1

it's either a or b

Answer 2

but i'm more to a though

Answer 3

I believe its C. A has a comma after a conjunction. "Comma before Conjunction-when there are two independent clauses in a sentence." Data_LG2

Answer 4

you sure? it had a comma after and / and a comma after lines for c

Answer 5

At first, I was going to go with A, because that seemed the most grammatically correct. Looking at this, (because the question was already asked I can do this) : http://openstudy.com/updates/5531054ee4b076e2e05a0e39 http://openstudy.com/updates/5356fc6ce4b037e31a1a2021 they explain it better than i do.

Answer 6

yeah she is right ^^^^ C

Answer 7

@Data_LG2 o_O lol

@gabbyalicorn I don't agree with C...there isn't supposed to be a comma after "and". In fact, I've never heard of sentence with "and" including a comma in a sentence. xD

A isn't correct because "but" should not end with a comma. D is out of the question.

C would have been correct had it said, "A blizzard can knock down power lines, and it can cause accidents.".

B is the correct answer. Indeed, as Data mentioned, there has to be a comma \(before\) the conjunction. Not before \(and\) after (as C implies).

Answer 8

Also I forgot to add that there aren't two conjunctions in C. xD

Answer 9

Also, if you guys will search up previous answers, make sure that the letters matches with answer. The answer that I mentioned from the previous question corresponds to your letter B. Just because I agreed with C, that doesn't mean that your answer will be C also.