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Red hat 883 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Commas
Would I use a comma before "and" when it separates a clause with an implied subject with an independent clause?
Example: Support research, and you help friends and family members fight cancer.
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Example: Support research, and you help friends and family members fight cancer. Interesting situation. My own impulse would be to delete both the comma and 'you', because I don't think there is a definitive answer to your dilemma.
- Example: Support research, and you help friends and family members fight cancer.
- Interesting situation.
- My own impulse would be to delete both the comma and 'you', because I don't think there is a definitive answer to your dilemma.
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red hat 883Would I use a comma before "and" when it separates a clause with an implied subject with an independent clause?Example: Support research, and you help friends and family members fight cancer.
Interesting situation. My own impulse would be to delete both the comma and 'you', because I don't think there is a definitive answer to your dilemma.
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