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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Comma?

Hi teachers, should there be a comma in the sentence?

So you can tell her about your life but I can't tell her anything about my life?

  

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According to traditional rules, yes, because a new subject ("I") is stated. g. depending on the complexity of the sentence, but in this case I think a comma is beneficial.

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  • According to traditional rules, yes, because a new subject ("I") is stated.
  • g.
  • depending on the complexity of the sentence, but in this case I think a comma is beneficial.
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According to traditional rules, yes, because a new subject ("I") is stated. Actual practice varies, e.g. depending on the complexity of the sentence, but in this case I think a comma is beneficial.

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