Level 4: The Agony of Apostrophes

You've made it to Level 4 of the Grammar Nazi Challenge. You're getting close to being a linguistic master.

However, the going gets tough here. In this level, you'll face the dreaded Apostrophe of Agony. It's a test of your ability to use commas correctly, or not use them at all.

You'll be presented with a series of sentences, each with a grammatical error. You must decide whether to use a comma or not.

Will you pass, or will you fail? The fate of your linguistic future is in your hands.

Continue to Level 5: The Horror of Homophones

Example 1: A Sentence without a Comma

I went to the store and bought some milk and eggs and bread and a dozen donuts.

Note: The answer is not actually checked until you submit.