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How do you correctly punctuate this phrase (preferably according to Chicago with citations)?
Should I use the so-called Oxford comma, or not?proper way to use a comma separating 3 (or more) words in a sentence“Rate, comment, and subscribe” vs. “rate, comment and subscribe”How do you punctuate a list of titles and names?Oxford Comma ConventionsHow do you deal with homonyms in a list?Comma before “and” which is being used after a list of items containing other and/sIs 'Oxford Comma' Capitalised?Serial commas where list items are linkedIs the comma before 'and' still optional in a list of actions
Pre-K to 8, Algebra 1 and Geometry
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Pre-K to 8, Algebra 1, and Geometry
Does Pre-K to 8 function as one item and necessitate the oxford comma, or is not really an oxford comma in this case because Algebra and Geomtry are not part of the same range as Pre-K to 8?
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Pre-K to 8, Algebra 1 and Geometry
or
Pre-K to 8, Algebra 1, and Geometry
Does Pre-K to 8 function as one item and necessitate the oxford comma, or is not really an oxford comma in this case because Algebra and Geomtry are not part of the same range as Pre-K to 8?
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The list doesn't really make much sense as a list because the items in it are not members of the same class. Normally when there is a change in the kind of item in a list, there's more than a comma to signal the change: The school offers grades pre-K to 8, along with intramural sports and music instruction.
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Pre-K to 8, Algebra 1 and Geometry
or
Pre-K to 8, Algebra 1, and Geometry
Does Pre-K to 8 function as one item and necessitate the oxford comma, or is not really an oxford comma in this case because Algebra and Geomtry are not part of the same range as Pre-K to 8?
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Pre-K to 8, Algebra 1 and Geometry
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Pre-K to 8, Algebra 1, and Geometry
Does Pre-K to 8 function as one item and necessitate the oxford comma, or is not really an oxford comma in this case because Algebra and Geomtry are not part of the same range as Pre-K to 8?
commas lists oxford-comma
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The list doesn't really make much sense as a list because the items in it are not members of the same class. Normally when there is a change in the kind of item in a list, there's more than a comma to signal the change: The school offers grades pre-K to 8, along with intramural sports and music instruction.
– TRomano
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The list doesn't really make much sense as a list because the items in it are not members of the same class. Normally when there is a change in the kind of item in a list, there's more than a comma to signal the change: The school offers grades pre-K to 8, along with intramural sports and music instruction.
– TRomano
2 hours ago
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The list doesn't really make much sense as a list because the items in it are not members of the same class. Normally when there is a change in the kind of item in a list, there's more than a comma to signal the change: The school offers grades pre-K to 8, along with intramural sports and music instruction.
– TRomano
2 hours ago
The list doesn't really make much sense as a list because the items in it are not members of the same class. Normally when there is a change in the kind of item in a list, there's more than a comma to signal the change: The school offers grades pre-K to 8, along with intramural sports and music instruction.
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The list doesn't really make much sense as a list because the items in it are not members of the same class. Normally when there is a change in the kind of item in a list, there's more than a comma to signal the change: The school offers grades pre-K to 8, along with intramural sports and music instruction.
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