This document provides examples of how to use commas in lists. Commas should be used to separate all items in a list. A serial comma should be used before the final conjunction, such as "and" or "or", when listing items. Examples are given of lists using commas correctly between each item and placing a comma before the final "and".

1. Commas in a List
• Commas go between all items in a list
• Example: He ate cookies, cake, candy, and ice
cream.
• The serial comma comes before the final
conjunction in a list
• Example: He likes hiking, chocolate, and
fishing.

2. Grammar Practice 10-16-14 #1
• Zack was proud of his new muffin recipes:
blueberry, peanut butter, chocolate chip and
coconut.
• He was hot, tired angry, and frustrated.
• He plays basketball football baseball and golf.