Question

noredink lq 17 commas for clarity
add or remove commas, if necessary, until the sentence has correct punctuation.
pugsley addams picked three, crunchy, apples off
the tree and started to juggle them.

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the adjectives and nouns

In the phrase "three, crunchy, apples", "three" and "crunchy" are both adjectives describing "apples". We don't need a comma between "three" and "crunchy" because they are cumulative adjectives (they both modify the same noun and can't be separated by "and" or reordered freely in a way that makes sense). We also don't need a comma between "crunchy" and "apples" as it's an adjective - noun pairing without a need for a comma here.

Step2: Revise the sentence

Remove the commas between "three" and "crunchy" and between "crunchy" and "apples". So the correct sentence is: "Pugsley Addams picked three crunchy apples off the tree and started to juggle them."

Answer:

Pugsley Addams picked three crunchy apples off the tree and started to juggle them.