Comma

There is also punctuation. Maybe your rules for writing are just a little different. I suggest observing those little marks carefully wherever they are read. There are however a few cardinal rules you never want to do, unless it is your culture of course. I will show you just a few. For instance, this is called a comma , and it is used to join ideas or things placed on a list. When used correctly it would look a little bit like this:

I am going to see a whale, along with my best friend Ted.

Right, that sounds perfectly lovely does it not. Then for the things put on a list:

Cars, trains, and buses always stop at Mars.

Just think of the mayhem that would be caused without those marks.

Cars trains and buses always stop at Mars.

If everything crashes into each other, it's simply not my fault. Unless of course, that is how the culture is. I can think of several like in ancient Greek everything kind of flowed on as though it were a river.

Itwouldlookalittlebitlikethis

Think of punctuation marks, such as commas, almost as lifesavers and conversation guides if you will. It's what separates the knitting from the yarn. Then again, some cultures enjoy getting all wrapped up in the ball of yarn that is the conversation.