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Hi Kyung, and welcome to English Forums. When you have two independent clauses (each part could be a sentence) and you join them with and , but , or or , it's accepted style to put a comma after the first part, before the conjunction. I'm sorry.
- Hi Kyung, and welcome to English Forums.
- When you have two independent clauses (each part could be a sentence) and you join them with and , but , or or , it's accepted style to put a comma after the first part, before the conjunction.
- I'm sorry.
- I have to leave soon.
- I'm sorry, but I have to leave soon.
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Hi Kyung, and welcome to English Forums.
When you have two independent clauses (each part could be a sentence) and you join them with and, but, or or, it's accepted style to put a comma after the first part, before the conjunction.
I'm sorry. I have to leave soon. I'm sorry, but I have to leave soon.
When you have two independent clauses (each part could be a sentence) and you join them with and, but, or or, it's accepted style to put a comma after the first part, before the conjunction.
I'm sorry. I have to leave soon. I'm sorry, but I have to leave soon.
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