comma with adjective: It was a bright, beautiful, sunny day.

[tester]

It was a bright, beatiful , sunny day. or...
It was a bright beautiful, sunny day. or ...
It was a bright, beutiful, sunny, day...
or..

???

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[><FISH'>]

"It was a bright, beautiful, sunny day".

 

[tester]

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I thought so but wanted to confirm ... thank youuu

 

[tester]

and with (a)before bright?? for sure?

 

[Antoine de Tyssandier]

Yes, there is an 'a'.

 

[Perseas]

It was a bright beautiful sunny day.

My suggestion: why not consider the underlined part as a notional unit, which is defined by "bright" ? I think we could.

 

[xjm]

It was a bright beautiful sunny day.

My suggestion: why not consider the underlined part as a notional unit, which is defined by "bright" ? I think we could.

Every English teacher I've ever known would mark this wrong. At the least, there needs to be a comma between "bright" and "beautiful." I might write "a beautiful sunny day" without commas, but three adjectives seems to trip the limit for me, both intonationally and prescriptively.