Which sentence correctly uses a comma to separate coordinate adjectives?
My father bought a new, wood desk for his office.
A red, rusty gate blocked the opening of the trail.
A cool, chocolate milkshake tastes great on a hot day.
My sister drives a bright, pink minivan to work every day.

i put A?

Question

Which sentence correctly uses a comma to separate coordinate adjectives?
My father bought a new, wood desk for his office.
A red, rusty gate blocked the opening of the trail.
A cool, chocolate milkshake tastes great on a hot day.
My sister drives a bright, pink minivan to work every day.              

i put  A?

anonymous · Answer

@MarcoReus11

anonymous · Answer

@UliNK

marcoreus11 · Answer

like again u need to know the meaning of coordinate adjectives to make life easier

marcoreus11 · Answer

so google it up if u dont know what it means

ulink · Answer

What he said ^^

anonymous · Answer

ughh i  really  need  a  awnswer???

marcoreus11 · Answer

plz we are trying to help u understand/learn how to do them

marcoreus11 · Answer

Coordinate adjectives are adjectives in a row that each separately modify the noun that follows (1), as in “heavy, bulky box.” Both “heavy” and “bulky” modify “box.” You can even rearrange the adjectives and say, “bulky, heavy box.”