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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Because—comma

Hello,

I have a question regarding this sequence of sentences.

"He didn't go to the exhibition because he didn't with the concept of it."

"He didn't go to the party, because he was busy."

In this sequence, I think the comma before 'because' in the first sentence shouldn't be there—it isn't the reason why he didn't go there, isn't it?


Thank you very much any answers!

  

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The first sentence is ungrammatical. There is a word left out. The second sentence is punctuated incorrectly.

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  • The first sentence is ungrammatical.
  • There is a word left out.
  • The second sentence is punctuated incorrectly.
  • The comma is wrong.
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The first sentence is ungrammatical. There is a word left out.

The second sentence is punctuated incorrectly. The comma is wrong.

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