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Sergkr Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Comma question - "It is remarkable that, when faced with..."
Consider this statement:
"It is remarkable that, when faced with such burdens, they managed to persist."
Is the first comma grammatically correct? What rule of grammar justifies it? Or is the more common variant (with the comma removed) more grammatically correct?
I would appreciate your help. Thank you in advance.
"It is remarkable that, when faced with such burdens, they managed to persist."
Is the first comma grammatically correct? What rule of grammar justifies it? Or is the more common variant (with the comma removed) more grammatically correct?
I would appreciate your help. Thank you in advance.
Top answer
Both commas or no commas. Removing the first comma merely leads to bad punctuation.
- Both commas or no commas.
- Removing the first comma merely leads to bad punctuation.
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Both commas or no commas. Removing the first comma merely leads to bad punctuation.
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