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MattBryant Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Comma Placement Help
Hi, this is one version of my sentence: "I want you to know that I have an aversion to swimming, and certainly don't like doing it in front of people, but I think it depends with whom one is swimming with."
Do I put a comma here: ", and certainly don't …" and here "… of people, but?"
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Do I put a comma here: ", and certainly don't …" and here "… of people, but?"
TY!
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" The comma before "and" is OK. "
- " The comma before "and" is OK.
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I want you to know that I have an aversion to swimming, and certainly I don't like doing it in front of people, but I think it depends on whom one is swimming with."
The comma before "and" is OK.
You can also use "who" instead of "whom."
The comma before "and" is OK.
You can also use "who" instead of "whom."
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