Which sentence uses commas correctly?

A.

Rock bands for example, are often smaller than dance bands.

B.

I have not yet been to a concert, in fact.

C.

Generally speaking orchestras are, divided into sections.

D.

An orchestra, you may, be interested to know, usually consists of between 80 and 120 players.

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Monica Short

23 January, 22:10

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

A.

Rock bands for example, are often smaller than dance bands.

B.

I have not yet been to a concert, in fact.

C.

Generally speaking orchestras are, divided into sections.

D.

An orchestra, you may, be interested to know, usually consists of between 80 and 120 players.

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Gauge Singleton · Answer 1

The sentence that uses commas correctly is option B. I have not yet been to a concert, in fact. One of the rules in using comma is, it is used to set off clauses, or phrases that are not essential in the sentence or does not affect the thought of the sentence. The rest of the choices either lack commas or the commas are misplaced.

Which sentence uses commas correctly?A.Rock bands for example, are often smaller than dance bands.B.I have not yet been to a concert, in fact.C.Generally speaking orchestras are, divided into sections.D.An orchestra, you may, be interested to know, usually consists of between 80 and 120 players.