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Onelook Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Comma inside if

If you guys help me fund my campaign and vote for me, and I end up becoming mayor, I will make the city a better place for all of you, I promise.


If you guys help me fund my campaign and vote for me and I end up becoming mayor, I will make the city a better place for all of you, I promise.


Are both sentences grammatical? I am really confused as to when to put a comma in certain unusual sentences like these.

  

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onelook If you guys help me fund my campaign and vote for me, and I end up becoming mayor, I will make the city a better place for all of you, I promise. This one is fine. onelook Are both sentences grammatical?

— CalifJim

  • onelook If you guys help me fund my campaign and vote for me, and I end up becoming mayor, I will make the city a better place for all of you, I promise.
  • This one is fine.
  • onelook Are both sentences grammatical?
  • They are the same sentence.
  • If one is grammatical, the other one is also grammatical.
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onelookIf you guys help me fund my campaign and vote for me, and I end up becoming mayor, I will make the city a better place for all of you, I promise.

This one is fine.

onelookAre both sentences grammatical?

They are the same sentence. If one is grammatical, the other one is also grammatical. Yes, they are gram

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