which sentence is punctuated correctly?\ncharles dickens was a british author who wrote, oliver twist, david…

which sentence is punctuated correctly?\ncharles dickens was a british author who wrote, oliver twist, david copperfield, and great expectations.\ncharles dickens was a british author who wrote oliver twist, david copperfield, and great expectations.\ncharles dickens was a british author who wrote, oliver twist, david copperfield and great expectations.\ncharles dickens was a british author who wrote oliver twist david copperfield and great expectations.

which sentence is punctuated correctly?\ncharles dickens was a british author who wrote, oliver twist, david copperfield, and great expectations.\ncharles dickens was a british author who wrote oliver twist, david copperfield, and great expectations.\ncharles dickens was a british author who wrote, oliver twist, david copperfield and great expectations.\ncharles dickens was a british author who wrote oliver twist david copperfield and great expectations.

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En la gramática inglesa, cuando se enumeran elementos, se utiliza una coma para separarlos. En este caso, los títulos de los libros deben estar separados por comas. La segunda opción es correcta porque no hay una coma innecesaria después de "wrote" y las comas se usan adecuadamente para separar los títulos de los libros.

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Charles Dickens was a British author who wrote Oliver Twist, David Copperfield, and Great Expectations.