Darren New wrote:
> Mueen Nawaz wrote:
>>     We were told that in British English, when writing out lists like 
>> the above, there should never be a comma before "and". I also hear 
>> that this rule is rarely taught anymore...
> 
> My understanding is in that case the comma is optional. (I always put it 
> there, because I'm a nerd.)  It's required when you have multiple 

	I guess I wasn't clear. What I was taught was that it's optional, 
unless it's British English where it's wrong.

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