Question

When do you use a comma in a sentence? (1 point)Responsesto show a pause in a sentence or separate items in a listto show a pause in a sentence or separate items in a listto indicate an abrupt break in thought or structure to indicate an abrupt break in thought or structure to denote an omission to denote an omission to mark the end of a sentence

Answer 1

You use a comma in a sentence primarily for the following reasons:

1. To show a pause in a sentence or separate items in a list.
2. To indicate an abrupt break in thought or structure.
3. To denote an omission (for example, in a sentence where a word is left out).

Commas are not used to mark the end of a sentence; that function is served by a period.

So, the best answer from your options would be: to show a pause in a sentence or separate items in a list and to indicate an abrupt break in thought or structure.