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Guest Posted 21 years ago
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As well as
when writing a sentence that includes "as well as" should you precede and follow with a comma?
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Hi Guest, Without seeing the specific sentence in question, it is hard to give a definitive answer. But usually when I use "as well as" I don't use a comma. In fact, I can't think of when I used that phrase with a comma.
- Hi Guest, Without seeing the specific sentence in question, it is hard to give a definitive answer.
- But usually when I use "as well as" I don't use a comma.
- In fact, I can't think of when I used that phrase with a comma.
- That said, I would not want to use the word "never," as in never use a comma.
- Hope that helps.
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Hi Guest,
Without seeing the specific sentence in question, it is hard to give a definitive answer. But usually when I use "as well as" I don't use a comma. In fact, I can't think of when I used that phrase with a comma. That said, I would not want to use the word "never," as in never use a comma.
Hope that helps.
MountainHiker
Without seeing the specific sentence in question, it is hard to give a definitive answer. But usually when I use "as well as" I don't use a comma. In fact, I can't think of when I used that phrase with a comma. That said, I would not want to use the word "never," as in never use a comma.
Hope that helps.
MountainHiker
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