When chaining verbs, especially long sentences during writing, is it common
(and grammatically correct) to use commas? For example:

> 食堂に行って、焼うどんを食べて、帰ってくる

Personally, I find it harder to read without the commas (especially when
particles are ommited. Eg: 食堂行って焼うどん食べて帰ってくる). So a second question, if I do
not attach the commas, will it be legible/readable and grammatically correct?
(Imagine を particles getting omitted and the list of verbs goes on and on)
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Using commas when chaining verbs
In general there is no hard rule, so you can use a lot of discretion. A lot of
it is a matter of style. It's definitely common to use it in your situation,
as it clearly makes it easier to read.

If you don't use commas in that sentence, it's still ok (at least for
experienced readers). It should also be grammatically correct.

[Here](https://prowriters.jp/blog/20) is some guideline. However, don't take
it as gospel. There are different styles and preferences.
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