01- The List Lover: Separate list items with commas (e.g., Bread, milk, and eggs are on the grocery list)
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02- The Introductory Hero: Follow introductory phrases with a comma (e.g., However, the cake was delicious).
03- The Compound Crusader: Use commas to join independent clauses (e.g., The sun shone brightly, and the birds sang sweetly).
04- The Non-Essential Eradicator: Set off non-essential clauses with commas (e.g., My friend, who loves to cook, made dinner).
05- The Quotation Captain: Separate quotes with commas (e.g., "Don't forget the commas," he said).
06- The Direct Address Defender: Use commas for direct address (e.g., Hello, my name is Comma Commander).
07- The Tag Team Terminator: Separate a tag question with a comma (e.g., It's a beautiful day, isn't it?).
08- The Appositive Annihilator: Use commas for appositives (e.g., William Shakespeare, the famous playwright, wrote Hamlet).
09- The Dangling Modifier Dodge: Avoid comma splices with proper comma placement (e.g., Running late, I forgot my lunch).
10- The Double Duty Dilemma: Don't confuse commas with semicolons; semicolons separate stronger independent clauses (e.g., I love learning; commas are my allies).