Question

Which sentence uses commas correctly?
Responses

In a single day, Chuck lost his keys, his favorite pen, and pencil set, his credit card and his watch.
In a single day, Chuck lost his keys, his favorite pen, and pencil set, his credit card and his watch.

In a single day, Chuck lost his keys, his favorite pen-and-pencil set his credit card and his watch.
In a single day, Chuck lost his keys, his favorite pen-and-pencil set his credit card and his watch.

In a single day, Chuck lost his keys, his favorite pen-and-pencil set, his credit card, and his watch.
In a single day, Chuck lost his keys, his favorite pen-and-pencil set, his credit card, and his watch.

In a single day, Chuck lost his keys, his favorite, pen-and-pencil set, his credit, card and his watch.

Answer 1

The sentence that uses commas correctly is:

**In a single day, Chuck lost his keys, his favorite pen-and-pencil set, his credit card, and his watch.**

This sentence correctly uses commas to separate the items in the list, including a compound item ("pen-and-pencil set").