Do you use the oxford comma?

Yes
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No
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I don't know what it is
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Sometimes.
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on June 29, 2015
It's a grammatical rule to use the Oxford comma. I think most teachers these days say it's optional, but there's a big difference between "I took my dogs, Mark and Peter, to the park," and "I took my dogs, Mark, and Peter to the park."
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on June 28, 2015
I'm really surprised that this many people voted. I wasn't expecting people to know what it was or pay much attention to it.
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on June 28, 2015
Yes.
When people don't use it I freak out.
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Same.
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on June 28, 2015
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on June 28, 2015
What comes up when you search for the oxford comma:
"The 'Oxford comma' is an optional comma before the word 'and' at the end of a list: We sell books, videos, and magazines. It's known as the Oxford comma because it was traditionally used by printers, readers, and editors at Oxford University Press."
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Huh, that's how i always write then. isnt that the gramatically correct way?
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It depends
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on June 28, 2015
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on June 28, 2015
What even
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on June 28, 2015
>:? Whats that?
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Google it.
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on June 28, 2015
Yes!!! Why not?
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Yes... Although generally it's only magazines,books,etc. use it.
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