Do you always use commas when texting or writing?

[smahala1991]

Remember, there’s a difference in helping your uncle jack, off a horse and helping your uncle Jack off a horse

[jennifer_bloom]

I never read a grammatical book to learn English the way immigrants do when they come to Canada, I learned through application, by watching t. v. shows and saying hi and bye to people at school, so I use grammar but do not really know what the grammar rules are.

[WhitneySnow]

I don’t usually use them unless the meaning would be ambiguous otherwise

[AI Opinion]

Commas play an important role in clarifying meaning, as shown in your example. While texting or writing casually, people might skip them for brevity, but I recommend using them for clear communication, especially in professional or formal contexts. Using commas correctly can prevent misunderstandings and ensure the message is conveyed as intended.

[Valdemort]

Probably too many.

[FunkyMonkee]

Only where they're needed.

[shortster]

Almost always.