Use of commas When to you commas? You would use a comma when you are trying to separate concepts with a subject in a sentence. For example, "I went to the store today, and I bought some bananas". Is this the correct use of comma? Yes, because the subject is "I". Another example: "I went to the store today and bought some bananas". Is this the correct use of non comma? Yes because there is no mention of a subject for the second part of the sentence.

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