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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Comma or no comma?

The Promise Date is used to measure on-time delivery and does not change once the order is booked unless there is a change to the customer contract.
  

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I would write "The Promise Date is used to measure on-time delivery, and does not change once the order is booked unless there is a change to the customer contract."
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Blue JayI would write "The Promise Date is used to measure on-time delivery, and does not change once the order is booked unless there is a change to the customer contract."
Why would you place the comma before and? I don't believe the phrase "does not change once the order is booked unless there is a change to the customer contract" cannot stand alone
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AnonymousComma or no comma?
No comma.
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Aspara GusNo comma.
Are you saying the comma is wrong and should be omitted, or are you saying the comma is optional and you would prefer to omit it?
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Blue JayAre you saying the comma is wrong and should be omitted
Yes.
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Compound predicates don’t get a comma.
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You're right. I'll tell my poor overworked comma to take a well deserved vacation. Emotion: paradise
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