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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Comma to prevent/avoid confusion?
Hi. Please help. I happen to think the comma in the following sentence is placed to avoid confusion, and it thus is correctly placed. Is it correct to have a comma here?
To live a life that is less than this, is likely to live an unfulfilled life.
To live a life that is less than this, is likely to live an unfulfilled life.
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No, you cannot place a single comma between Subject and Verb. If you think it is confused, recast your sentence.
- No, you cannot place a single comma between Subject and Verb.
- If you think it is confused, recast your sentence.
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No, you cannot place a single comma between Subject and Verb. If you think it is confused, recast your sentence.
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