Commas are a tricky part of English and even native speakers frequently get them wrong. Oftentimes this is not a serious issue as it does not impact critically on the meaning. Other times though, incorrect comma use can result in confusion and miscommunication.
On this webpage, "Five Most Common Grammatical Errors", the first error noted is "Comma Splice". It is important to know about this so that you can avoid making this common mistake.
You can also take a punctuation quiz here. (This is actually a great website.)
Try to spend a little time each day or week on improving your English. Just because you are not studying English or ESL in an actual class, doesn't mean you should stop learning it.
One of the most disturbing, but also laughable, results of this practice is the rise in the number of automated rewriting applications available on the internet. paraphrasing online
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