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Kbeg22 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Comma usage with "which"
I am struggling with when to use a comma before which.
Would, "Now, was that for the work done in February of 2008, which would be the month Mrs. Carter was injured?" be correct?
Can anyone give me any clarification on when a comma is needed? I always seem to have issues with this.
Thank you!
Would, "Now, was that for the work done in February of 2008, which would be the month Mrs. Carter was injured?" be correct?
Can anyone give me any clarification on when a comma is needed? I always seem to have issues with this.
Thank you!
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kbeg22 Would, "Now, was that for the work done in February of 2008, which would be the month Mrs. " be correct? Yes, it’s correct.
- kbeg22 Would, "Now, was that for the work done in February of 2008, which would be the month Mrs.
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- Yes, it’s correct.
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kbeg22Would, "Now, was that for the work done in February of 2008, which would be the month Mrs. Carter was injured?" be correct?Yes, it’s correct.
This site should clear some things up for you.
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