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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

comma

Hi all,
so this is my sentence: His demand may seem tyrannical but he only has her best interests at his heart.
and I wonder if there must be a comme between tyrannocal and but.
Thanks!
  

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No, a comma there is not mandatory. The idiom is ' at heart' , not 'at his heart'.

— Clive

  • No, a comma there is not mandatory.
  • The idiom is ' at heart' , not 'at his heart'.
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No, a comma there is not mandatory.

The idiom is 'at heart', not 'at his heart'.
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thanks, and what about the comma?
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As Clive said, it's not mandatory.

In other words, it's optional.
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