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Puppydoggrins Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Commas, "but", and casual writing

Hi,

I'm having comma issues. Emotion: embarrassed Could someone please help me punctuate this sentence:

I wish I could be there to help you but hopefully you'll be able to handle it.

I know I could just reword it, but it's bugging me.

Thank you in advance!!

Angela
  

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puppydoggrins Could someone please help me punctuate this sentence: I wish I could be there to help you, but hopefully you'll be able to handle it. I/quote] I would put a comma after "you".

  • puppydoggrins Could someone please help me punctuate this sentence: I wish I could be there to help you, but hopefully you'll be able to handle it.
  • I/quote] I would put a comma after "you".
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puppydoggrins Could someone please help me punctuate this sentence:

I wish I could be there to help you, but hopefully you'll be able to handle it.
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I would put a comma after "you".
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Yes, you are correct. The word "but" is a conjunction that joins two separate clauses together, calling for the comma after "you." :-)

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