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Can you put a comma after the word and?

It depends on the context!

Here are some general rules:

* Use a comma after "and" when it joins two independent clauses.

* Example: "The dog barked loudly, and the cat hissed in response."

* Don't use a comma after "and" when it joins two words or phrases.

* Example: "She ate a sandwich and a cookie."

* Use a comma after "and" if it's part of a series of three or more items.

* Example: "We went to the beach, the park, and the zoo."

Can you give me an example sentence so I can tell you if a comma is needed after "and"?

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