The correct option to punctuate the sentence is:
"Jesse felt irritable, overwhelmed, and frustrated as he entered the building."
According to grammar rules and comma usage, we use a comma to separate items in a series. Also, a comma is necesary before the coordinating conjuction "and" when listing items in a series. This usage is correct if we are listing at least three items.
In this example, a comma is used to separate the items. It is also icorrect to use a comma before "and" since there are three items (irritable, overwhelmed, and frustrated).
Jesse felt irritable, overwhelmed, and frustrated as he entered the building, this sentence has the correct application of punctuation, as comma is used to join two independent phrases or clauses.
Punctuation are the marks such as comma, exclamation mark, colon, semi colon, full stop, hyphen, brackets etc, that are used to join two or more independent phrases or clauses.
In the sentence, 'Jesse felt irritable, overwhelmed, and frustrated as he entered the building, comma is the punctuation that has been used to join independent clauses.
Therefore, option, B, Jesse felt irritable, overwhelmed, and frustrated as he entered the building, is correct.
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