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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Comma
Is there ever a case when a comma may be used when the subject of each clause is expressly stated?
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Hi, Is there ever a case when a comma may be used when the subject of each clause is expressly stated? Sure. eg Tom loves Mary, but Mary hates Tom.
- Hi, Is there ever a case when a comma may be used when the subject of each clause is expressly stated?
- Sure.
- eg Tom loves Mary, but Mary hates Tom.
- I want to pause after the first part, to let the reader think about it.
- Then I want to surprise the reader with the second part.
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Hi,
Is there ever a case when a comma may be used when the subject of each clause is expressly stated?
Sure.
eg Tom loves Mary, but Mary hates Tom.
I want to pause after the first part, to let the reader think about it. Then I want to surprise the reader with the second part.
Do you have some other kind of example in mind?
Is there ever a case when a comma may be used when the subject of each clause is expressly stated?
Sure.
eg Tom loves Mary, but Mary hates Tom.
I want to pause after the first part, to let the reader think about it. Then I want to surprise the reader with the second part.
Do you have some other kind of example in mind?
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