Which sentence best shows correct comma usage? A. The rusty weatherworn ship, did not seem seaworthy.
B. The rusty, weatherworn ship did not seem seaworthy.
C. The rusty, weatherworn, ship did not seem, seaworthy.
D. The rusty, weatherworn, ship did not seem seaworthy.

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Answer 1
Answer: A. is incorrect because ship isn't included as a list adjectives.

B. is correct because it is including all of the listing adjectives in the sentence including the commas.

C. is incorrect because you don't put a comma in the middle of the sentence "not seem, seaworthy".

D. Is incorrect because ship isn't included as a listing adjective.

B. is correct. 

Hoped I helped!
Answer 2
Answer: Pretty sure its B, because if you don't insert a comma in between rusty and weather worn, it is considered a run on sentence


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