Not including commas can dramatically alter the meaning of sentences. Sometimes, using fewer commas can increase mortality rates, as evident from the two examples shared below.
Catherine: “Let’s eat grandpa.” (Incorrect! Most people do not eat their grandparents and Catherine is no exception.)
Catherine: “Let’s eat, grandpa.” (Correct! Catherine expresses her desire to have food with her grandfather.)
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