01. I am trying my best to help you because I love Lou.02br 02br 002. Valerie Sun yelled because she won the lottery.02br 02br 003. Ted and Rosie went to bed because they were drowsy.02br 02br 00Do we need a comma to separate the main clause and the 01i00because02i00-clause?0-
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0 I would never put a comma in these cases.02br 00However,02br 02br 001.Because I love Lou, I am trying my best to help you .02br 02br 002. Because she won the lottery, Valerie Sun yelled .02br 02br 003. Because they were drowsy, Ted and Rosie went to bed .0-
0When 01i00because02i00 follows a negated verb phrase, it must be preceded by a comma when the 01i00because02i00 clause explains why the event did not occur. 01i00They didn’t want her on the committee, because she was so outspoken02i00 means roughly “Her outspokenness was their reason for not wanting her on the committee.” When