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Ann225 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Comma

Hi,

"I spent five years living in London, which helped me become independent."

"This internship would provide a take-off point for my dream, which is to work for your company."

I would use commas in both examples, but I was wondering if it'd be considered incorrect if I left them out.

Btw, "if it would be considered..." is correct, right?

Thank you.

  

Top answer

I think you need the commas in both examples. " is a more concise option.

— Jack Dammit

  • I think you need the commas in both examples.
  • " is a more concise option.
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I think you need the commas in both examples.


"I was wondering if it would be considered incorrect"

"Would it be correct to leave them out?" is a more concise option.

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Ann225Btw, "if it would be considered..." is correct, right?

Please post the entire sentence. It's just fragmentary and hard to tell.

Here are some good sentences with similar phrases:

If it would be a help to you, I will lend you my coat.
I would surely send them the article if it would be accepted for publication.
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