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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Comma use. What's the rule?

"Consuming 9-11 servings of fruits and vegetables every day, is the key to preventing over 60% of all life-style diseases--including cancer."

I want to take that comma out of the sentence. Seems wrong to me; am I correct? either way, what's the rule it is following or breaking?

Thanks.
  

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Anonymous Seems wrong to me; am I correct? Seems wrong to me, too. You are correct.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Seems wrong to me; am I correct?
  • Seems wrong to me, too.
  • You are correct.
  • Anonymous what's the rule it is following or breaking?
  • Comma between subject ( consuming ) and verb ( is ).
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Anonymous Seems wrong to me; am I correct?
Seems wrong to me, too. You are correct.
Anonymouswhat's the rule it is following or breaking?
Comma between subject (consuming) and verb (is).

CJ
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