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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
commas
does a clause starting with "as if" need a comma before it?
Gabby was looking up in the trees, as if Max had done a monkey act and climbed up high.
Gabby was looking up in the trees, as if Max had done a monkey act and climbed up high.
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Yes, here it does. Note, however: Gabby looks as if she's hungry.
- Yes, here it does.
- Note, however: Gabby looks as if she's hungry.
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