Hello Alena:
Both of them are right!
but I would say that in your case is optional, see:
If they go together you don �t use the comma - For
example: ...my sisters Lisa, Jannette and Angelina.
If they don �t go together use the comma - For example:
...my sisters Lisa, Jannette, Angie, and the neighbor.
Here are 10 examples of places in which a comma and
the word and belong together:
1.
Maria wrote to
Mom and Dad, and Jeff wrote to Aunt Kathryn in
Milwaukee.(compound sentence)
2.
The meetings
take place on Monday, March 19, andThursday, March
22. (days and dates)
3.
The cities we
are considering for the conference are Bilbao, Spain, and Oporto,
Portugal. (cities with countries)
4.
Why are the
dates November 22, 1963, and June 6, 1968, significant in U.S. history? (month-day-year
dates)
5.
When you leave
the campsite, don �t leave litter, andrecycle
everything possible.(avoiding confusion)
6.
I agree with
your remarks, Karina, and will forward them to Mohamed. (direct
address)
7.
"Eating
Green," the first chapter, and "Buying Fresh," the
third, have both been edited. (restatements)
8.
I will contact
Maya and, of course, Vy. (parenthetical)
9.
We must
reimburse Michael, who brought the food, andKayla, who purchased the decorations. (nonrestrictive
clauses)
10.
We will cover
commas, semicolons, and colons in the next lesson.(optional comma
in a series)
hope this helps!
