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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Check if that's correct, please
Hello! I have a sentence, but I'm not sure about comma use here:
You can choose among high protein diets for weight loss, if you want to drop some fat, or stick to a diet for women who want to add lean mass.
Are commas necessary?
You can choose among high protein diets for weight loss, if you want to drop some fat, or stick to a diet for women who want to add lean mass.
Are commas necessary?
Top answer
Leave out the commas.
- Leave out the commas.
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AnonymousAre commas necessary?No. Subordinate clauses after a main clause are generally not set off by a comma. Use the comma if the subordinate clause comes first.
[main clause] [if / unless / since / until / when / while / before / after / ...] ....
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[If / Unless / Since / Until / When / While / Before / After / ...]
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