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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Comma, or no comma?
He wiped beads from his forehead and walked down the stairs.
He wiped beads from his forehead, and walked down the stairs.
Thank you.
He wiped beads from his forehead, and walked down the stairs.
Thank you.
Top answer
no comma
- no comma
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Here, no comma. It would be needed if there were a change (or repetition) of the subject.
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Do you mean "beads of sweat/perspiration/moisture"? Abbreviating it to "beads" is very strange.
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