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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
a comma needed?
1. To have a successful and good learning experience the teacher must play a key role
2. The playing field is the classroom the teacher is like the quarterback.
Q) Is a comma necessary between the words in the underlined part?
2. The playing field is the classroom the teacher is like the quarterback.
Q) Is a comma necessary between the words in the underlined part?
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#1 comma #2 semicolon or period or conjunction (with comma) In the second, for parallelism, you might want either to use like in the first clause or not use it in the second; you have a metaphor and a simile.
- #1 comma #2 semicolon or period or conjunction (with comma) In the second, for parallelism, you might want either to use like in the first clause or not use it in the second; you have a metaphor and a simile.
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#1 comma
#2 semicolon or period or conjunction (with comma)
In the second, for parallelism, you might want either to use like in the first clause or not use it in the second; you have a metaphor and a simile.
#2 semicolon or period or conjunction (with comma)
In the second, for parallelism, you might want either to use like in the first clause or not use it in the second; you have a metaphor and a simile.
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