Words matter with Kel Richards: ‘The Oxford Comma’ explained

What is the ‘Oxford Comma’ and why does it cause such a stir? 🤔 The Oxford comma is often used before the last item in a list of three or more items, before ‘and’ or ‘or’. Some like to use it, and some don't. Will you? | Learning English with Oxford

You may know it's a style choice to use an Oxford comma before the final "and" in a series ("red, white, and blue"), but do you know what to do when you use an ampersand instead of the word "and"? I didn't, so I looked it up! I won't leave you in suspense: you don't use the comma. Pass it on. | Grammar Girl

Let the debate commence! (For those who don't know, the Oxford comma is when you use a comma before a conjunction, like 'and' or 'or', in a list of three or more items. So instead of 'I love tea, cake and biscuits' you'd write 'I love tea, cake, and biscuits'.) I am, and always will be, team Oxford comma. #proofreading #grammar | Sian Smith Editorial

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