Which sentence correctly uses commas to separate coordinate adjectives? More than 700,000 books make up the library's large, diverse, rare-book collection. More than 700,000 books make up the library's large, diverse rare-book collection. More than 700,000 books make up the library's, large, diverse rare-book collection. More than 700,000 books make up the library's large, diverse, rare-book, collection.

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2 August, 03:26

Which sentence correctly uses commas to separate coordinate adjectives? More than 700,000 books make up the library's large, diverse, rare-book collection. More than 700,000 books make up the library's large, diverse rare-book collection. More than 700,000 books make up the library's, large, diverse rare-book collection. More than 700,000 books make up the library's large, diverse, rare-book, collection.

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Moshe Kerr · Answer 1

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "More than 700,000 books make up the library's large, diverse, rare-book, collection." This is the sentence that correctly uses commas to separate coordinate adjectives

Randall Curry · Answer 2

It's actually the second choice and the person who answered the question first is wrong!