comma or 'and' with adjective [conjunction]: a soft, honest straight

as_99

Senior Member
Arabic
I would like to know when we put a comma "," between two adjectives and when put "and".

See the following example:

" ... to adopt a soft, honest straight campaign."

they put a comma rather than "and" !
 
  • fsm*

    Senior Member
    The general rule is to put a comma before each item in the list, except for the last one. Before the last item, you can put either "and" or comma + "and" (although the first way might be more common).

    To take your example:

    ...to adopt a soft, honest, straight campaign.

    or

    ...to adopt a soft, honest and straight campaign.
     
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