A simple and clear grammar correction of a sentence about tarantulas for young children.
Let's look at the sentence:
"Tarantulas use their webs to catch food, make tunnels and protect their eggs."
The sentence is mostly correct, but to improve clarity and proper punctuation, we can add a comma before the last item in the list. This comma is called the Oxford comma and helps avoid confusion.
Here is the corrected sentence:
"Tarantulas use their webs to catch food, make tunnels, and protect their eggs."
This small comma after tunnels makes the sentence clearer and grammatically accurate.
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