Consumer spending that goes for big-ticket items like cars grew slightly earlier in the year. Read the sentence below and decide if there is a comma problem. If you decide there is a problem, choose where a comma should be added or where a comma should be taken out. Consumer spending that goes for big-ticket items like cars grew slightly earlier in the year. Comma needed between "spending" and "that goes" Comma needed between "cars" and "grew slightly" Comma needed between "slightly" and "earlier in the year" It's correct - no changes needed