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Portomar70 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Commas

So for the next since sentence, I need to add commas where needed, so this is what I added:

The doctor who could diagnose illnesses that puzzled his colleagues may have been the model for the great Sherlock Holmes.

The doctor, who could diagnose illnesses that puzzled his colleagues, may have been the model for the great Sherlock Holmes.

I am wondering if I need a comma after illnesses as well??
  

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portomar70 The doctor who could diagnose illnesses that puzzled his colleagues may have been the model for the great Sherlock Holmes. First: that sentences does not require commas, though they might be helpful to the slow reader. portomar70 The doctor, who could diagnose illnesses that puzzled his colleagues, may have been the model for the great Sherlock Holmes.

— Mister Micawber

  • portomar70 The doctor who could diagnose illnesses that puzzled his colleagues may have been the model for the great Sherlock Holmes.
  • First: that sentences does not require commas, though they might be helpful to the slow reader.
  • portomar70 The doctor, who could diagnose illnesses that puzzled his colleagues, may have been the model for the great Sherlock Holmes.
  • That is a good solution to your exercise.
  • portomar70 I need a comma after illnesses as well?
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portomar70The doctor who could diagnose illnesses that puzzled his colleagues may have been the model for the great Sherlock Holmes.
First: that sentences does not require commas, though they might be helpful to the slow reader.
portomar70The doctor, who could diagnose illnesses that puzzled his colleagues, may have been the model for t
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Thank you Mister Micawber.
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