Which of the following statements is NOT true about the use of commas?
A) If an adverb clause ends a sentence, it should have a comma in front of its subordinating conjunction.
B) If a coordinating conjunction is joining only two items and those two items are not main clauses, then no comma should be placed in front of the coordinating conjunction.
C) Essential word groups should never be set off with commas.
D) Commas have special uses with addresses, dates, and direct quotes.

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Commas are not used in front of the subordinating conjunction when an adverb clause ends a sentence. The use of commas in such a context is typically for clauses at the beginning of a sentence or for non-essential information.

Which of the Following Statements Is NOT True About the Use