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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

conditions

How would you put on the condition that in a sentence
  

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I would omit the from the sentence, but apart from that, how about: I will lend you the money, on condition that you pay me back on Saturday.

— Blue Jay

  • I would omit the from the sentence, but apart from that, how about: I will lend you the money, on condition that you pay me back on Saturday.
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I would omit the from the sentence, but apart from that, how about:
I will lend you the money, on condition that you pay me back on Saturday.
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Blue JayI will lend you the money, on condition that you pay me back on Saturday.
Hi Blue Jay
Is comma necessary here?
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Probably not, but I'm the wrong person to ask about commas. I am often unsure about commas myself. Emotion: embarrassed
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vsureshIs the comma necessary here?
No, but it's not wrong. It makes a difference in emphasis. With the comma included, the second part of the sentence seems like an additional remark.
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Thank you, Blue Jay.
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