Which sentence is grammatically correct?

Question

(1 point)
Responses

Does Gully deserve to have more salmon, lobster and scallops in his diet?
Does Gully deserve to have more salmon, lobster and scallops in his diet?

Does Gully deserve to have more salmon lobster and scallops in his diet?
Does Gully deserve to have more salmon lobster and scallops in his diet?

Does Gully deserve, to have more salmon, lobster, and scallops in his diet?
Does Gully deserve, to have more salmon, lobster, and scallops in his diet?

Does Gully, deserve to have more salmon, lobster and scallops in his diet?

Answer 1

The grammatically correct sentence is:

Does Gully deserve to have more salmon, lobster, and scallops in his diet?

This sentence correctly uses commas to separate items in a list and does not contain unnecessary punctuation.