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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Comma

do we use a comma before because and but?
  

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Sometimes. I'm not going to work, because I am sick. I'm not going to work because I am sick; it is because I am tired.

— Mister Micawber

  • Sometimes.
  • I'm not going to work, because I am sick.
  • I'm not going to work because I am sick; it is because I am tired.
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Sometimes.

I'm not going to work, because I am sick.
I'm not going to work because I am sick; it is because I am tired.
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