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Gilysse Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Comma before the word "and"?
The title says it all, but here's an example:
- Some people do it carefully, and cautiously.
- Some people do it carefully, and cautiously.
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Hello gilysse, You would not normally put a comma there. If you were writing dialogue and wanted to show that the speaker paused signficantly there, you could.
- Hello gilysse, You would not normally put a comma there.
- If you were writing dialogue and wanted to show that the speaker paused signficantly there, you could.
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Hello gilysse,
You would not normally put a comma there.
If you were writing dialogue and wanted to show that the speaker paused signficantly there, you could.
You would not normally put a comma there.
If you were writing dialogue and wanted to show that the speaker paused signficantly there, you could.
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Wow, thanks for getting back so quickly!
So by what you said, it is grammatically wrong? When we mark the papers, we shouldn't accept something like that?
So by what you said, it is grammatically wrong? When we mark the papers, we shouldn't accept something like that?
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