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Identify the comma rule that the following sentence breaks:


In their homeroom classes, students learned of a new very strict rule that would affect their parking privileges.

AUse a comma to separate three or more items in a series.
BUse a comma to set off a phrase or clause at the beginning of a sentence.
CUse a comma to separate coordinate adjectives.
DUse a comma to set off a parenthetical element in the sentence.

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WorldlyGlass49

The comma rule that this sentence breaks is C. use a comma to separate coordinate adjectives.
A new very strict rule is written incorrectly - there should be a comma between the words new and very strict. 

andygast0615

Answer:

C) Use a comma to separate coordinate adjectives.

Explanation:

When there are two adjectives modifying the same noun the comma must be used to separate them. Only coordinate adjectives require the comma between them in the same sentence. In this case, the sentence should be written as follows:  

In their homeroom classes, students learned of a new, very strict rule that would affect their parking privileges.

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