Question

28 which sentence has commas in the correct spot? a i need to finish my homework, clean my room, and eat a snack before i can come over to play. b i need to finish my homework clean my room, and eat a snack before i can come over to play. c i need to, finish my homework, clean my room, and eat a snack before i can come over to play.

Explanation:

To determine the correct sentence with commas, we analyze each option:

• Option A: Uses commas to separate the items in the series ("finish my homework", "clean my room", "eat a snack") correctly. In a series of three or more items, commas are used between each item (the Oxford comma is also used before "and", which is standard in many writing conventions).
• Option B: Missing a comma between "finish my homework" and "clean my room", so the series is not properly separated.
• Option C: Has an unnecessary comma after "need to", which disrupts the flow of the sentence as "need to" is part of the verb phrase and should not be separated by a comma in this context.

Answer:

A. I need to finish my homework, clean my room, and eat a snack before I can come over to play.