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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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comma question

0 My wife was said that you could use a comma like the following:02br
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00I'll go to the store, when she gets home.02br
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00I said that I didn't think you could nor could I imagine anytime you would want to use a comma before "when". Could we have help resolving this?0-
  

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12br 12br 10I said that I didn't think you could nor could I imagine anytime you would want to use a comma before "when". 12br 12blockquote 10I'll go to the store, when she gets home. (no comma needed)0-

— Yoong Liat

  • 12br 12br 10I said that I didn't think you could nor could I imagine anytime you would want to use a comma before "when".
  • 12br 12blockquote 10I'll go to the store, when she gets home.
  • (no comma needed)0-
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01cite10Anonymous12cite10My wife was said that you could use a comma like the following:12br
12br
10I'll go to the store, when she gets home.12br
12br
10I said that I didn't think you could nor could I imagine anytime you would want to use a comma before "when". Could we have help resolving this?1
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01cite10Anonymous12cite10My wife 10was said10 that you could use a comma like the following: 11b11font11u10said12u10 or 11u10was told12u12font12b12br
12br
10I'll go to the store, when she gets home.12br
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0You can use a comma before 01i00when 02i00when you have an appositive.02br
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00I'll probably be going to the store around six, when my husband usually gets home.02br
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00This provides the additional information about "six" - that is, that my husband usually gets home around then.0-
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