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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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"For safety reasons, make sure the tires are properly inflated; you should check the oil, too."
Q. There is a comma before the word 'too' but why?
Q. There is a comma before the word 'too' but why?
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It’s common to put a comma before too when it ends a clause, but it’s not required.
- It’s common to put a comma before too when it ends a clause, but it’s not required.
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It’s common to put a comma before too when it ends a clause, but it’s not required.
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