Kevin gets dizzy, his sight blurs, and he falls.
Is the comma splice okay? Is the phrase “gets dizzy” grammatically correct? Is anything else wrong with above sentence?
Answer
The sentence is listing three different actions, in the same way the following sentences do.
I had dinner, brushed my teeth, and went to sleep.
I went to the store, Michelle returned home, and Maria waited for her husband to return home.
The comma before and is the Oxford comma used in a list of three or more items before and or or.
Grammatically, there isn’t anything wrong with get dizzy, in the same way there isn’t anything wrong with get hungry, get sick, or get frustrated.
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