In the following sentences, see if you can decide where commas are missing—if they’re missing at all!1. Ovovegetarians may include vegetables and eggs in their daily diet but not meat or dairy products.comma after "diet"commas after "eggs" and "diet"no comma needed2. I’m afraid sir that your luggage is in Buenos Aires.comma after "sir"commas before and after "sir"no comma needed3. Daniella was in favour of and Sergio opposed to serving tiramisu at the party.comma after "of"comma after "of" and "to"no comma needed4. Aaron should have taken the lunch that was in the fridge instead of the one on the counter.comma before "that was in the fridge"commas before and after "that was in the fridge"no comma needed5. My niece Michela who is in college now will be turning 21 this December.commas before and after "who is in college now"comma after "now"no comma needed6. Greens such as mint and parsley are high in iron.comma after "such as"commas after "greens" and "parsley"no comma needed7. Coralie you didn’t add salt to the cake instead of sugar did you?comma after "Coralie"comma before "did you"commas after "Coralie" and before "did you"
