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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Comma use
,but life is full of problems and I had given my word.
My feeling is that two statements are made after ,BUT and it is prefeable not to use a comma befor AND. If it were ,BUT THIS AND THAT, nobody would dream of using a comma
This question does not seem to be covered in style manuals; the nearest they get is with compound verbs not needing a comma .
Is there a rule? a guideline?
My feeling is that two statements are made after ,BUT and it is prefeable not to use a comma befor AND. If it were ,BUT THIS AND THAT, nobody would dream of using a comma
This question does not seem to be covered in style manuals; the nearest they get is with compound verbs not needing a comma .
Is there a rule? a guideline?
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html In short and in most circumstances , you place a coma before a coordinating conjunction. (Coordinating conjunctions combine two independent clauses)
- html In short and in most circumstances , you place a coma before a coordinating conjunction.
- (Coordinating conjunctions combine two independent clauses)
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