Because
I only did it because of her.
I only did it, because of her.
In what situations, can we omit the comma?
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You would normally use no comma because in most situations because of her is important. The comma would only be used In a situation where because of her is not important. In such a situation, you might even just say ' eg I didn't plan it.
- You would normally use no comma because in most situations because of her is important.
- The comma would only be used In a situation where because of her is not important.
- In such a situation, you might even just say ' eg I didn't plan it.
- I only did it .
- It's difficult to think of such situations.
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You would normally use no comma because in most situations because of her is important.
The comma would only be used In a situation where because of her is not important. In such a situation, you might even just say ' eg I didn't plan it. I only did it. It's difficult to think of such situations.
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0onelookIn whatsituations,situations [no comma] can we omit the comma?
When a dependent clause follows a main clause, we don't use a comma, so there's no reason to have a comma in your sentence before 'because'.
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