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Sinai_beach Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
comma in zero, first ... conditional
Hey, do we have to put a comma in sentences like these?
0 conditional:
If you don't water plants, they die. or If you don't water plants they die.
1 conditional:
IF it is cold, we will stay at home. or If it is cold we will stay at home.
One book says that we put a comma but another book says that we don't have to. I am a bit confused by the instructions.
Thx in advance!
0 conditional:
If you don't water plants, they die. or If you don't water plants they die.
1 conditional:
IF it is cold, we will stay at home. or If it is cold we will stay at home.
One book says that we put a comma but another book says that we don't have to. I am a bit confused by the instructions.
Thx in advance!
Top answer
I would use a comma in both. No, you don't have to use commas here, but there is no good reason not to.
- I would use a comma in both.
- No, you don't have to use commas here, but there is no good reason not to.
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I would use a comma in both.
No, you don't have to use commas here, but there is no good reason not to.
No, you don't have to use commas here, but there is no good reason not to.
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sinai_beachHey, do we have to put a comma in sentences like these?0 conditional:If you don't water plants, they die. or If you don't water plants they die.1 conditional:IF it is cold, we will stay at home. or If it is cold we will stay at home.One book says that we put a comma but another book says that we don't have to. I am a bit confused by the instructions.Thx in adva
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