I like apples,orange,and grapes.

I like apple,orange and grapes.

which is correct?

Hi,

'I like apples, oranges and grapes' is correct. Commas are usually not used before the word 'and'.

Hope this helps,

Cheers!!!

I like apples,oranges and grapes.

none of them actualy

it should be "i like apples , oranges and grapes". hope that helped!!

 none of them are write

none of them are right .It should be ''i like apples,oranges and grapes''.

But, "I" should be in dis form

the second one is correct.

m sorry   Anshuman Kumar but 1st one is correct.

the first one is correct

 the first

 If you live in UK or any of the European countries, or in countries where the British style of English writing is followed, then use the first option where a comma preceeds 'and''. So your sentence will be ' I like apples, oranges, and grapes'. The comma is called 'Oxford Comma'or the 'Harward Comma' 

 It is the second one. If anybody tells you that it is the first one don't listen to them.Thank you!

Both are wrong. In a group of things, when we put a singular noun among plurals, we should always put an article like 'a', 'an' or 'the'.

The correct sentence would be:

I like apples, oranges and grapes.

First one is correct

the first one is correct

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