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[FatLazyContractor]

To seperate 3 items you need 2 commas

Now, no more freebies. The next English lesson is chargeable.

Wrong.

Fish and Chips, Mushy peas.

[Batcher]

I used it to separate 3 items in my list of destinations. The gents, (the coffee shop) to get a coffee and my desk.

Let's not mention semis and colons in the same conversation as the gents.

The brackets just makes it look like the gents is also known as the coffee shop

[JRCT]

Like "Tom, Dick, and Harry" instead of "Tom, Dick and Harry"?

The second comma is an Oxford comma, which is optional.

Thanks for the lesson, though.

[FatLazyContractor]

The brackets just makes it look like the gents is also known as the coffee shop

Where "hot lunches" are possibly served!

[JRCT]

The brackets just makes it look like the gents is also known as the coffee shop

That would mean moving the comma to say "the gents (the coffee shop),"

I think it's just going to be easier to move the coffee shop into the gents.

[FatLazyContractor]

We don't need mudskipper here to correct our grammar, do we?

[suityou01]

Like "Tom, Dick, and Harry" instead of "Tom, Dick and Harry"?

The second comma is an Oxford comma, which is optional.

Thanks for the lesson, though.

Quoting a list, out of context from the OP is your best defence?

Never get into a battle of wits with an unarmed man

[TheFaQQer]

I used it to separate 3 items in my list of destinations. The gents, (the coffee shop) to get a coffee and my desk.

Let's not mention semis and colons in the same conversation as the gents.

You'd be better off using square brackets to show that it was an omission from the original quotation.

As others have said, you could put a comma before the reference to your desk but it's optional.

[mudskipper]

To seperate 3 items you need 2 commas

separate :

We don't need mudskipper here to correct our grammar, do we?

[Batcher]

That would mean moving the comma to say "the gents (the coffee shop),"

I think it's just going to be easier to move the coffee shop into the gents.

I thought it already had been?