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Rebooting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Comma before the AND conjunction
These were part of a comma quiz I found online.
In theory, the dark smoke from the burning oil wells absorbs sunlight, and the surrounding air is heated.
She worried about finding someone to take care of the dog and provide a good home for him.
Why does the second sentence not need a comma after the 'and', and why does the first one do? (I got it wrong)
Cheers & Thanks a lot for all the help
In theory, the dark smoke from the burning oil wells absorbs sunlight, and the surrounding air is heated.
She worried about finding someone to take care of the dog and provide a good home for him.
Why does the second sentence not need a comma after the 'and', and why does the first one do? (I got it wrong)
Cheers & Thanks a lot for all the help
Top answer
I mean, before the 'and'.
- I mean, before the 'and'.
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