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Listenever Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Connecting relative clauses with a comma
Why would I want to be friends with somebody who blackmails me, who outs my little brother at the dinner table?
In this sentence, the underscored relative clauses are connected with a comma.
Does the comma mean 'and'?
If so, is using a comma instead of 'and' allowed only in spoken English as here or can it be allowed in written English as well?
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listenever Does the comma mean 'and'? 'and' or 'or'. listenever If so, is using a comma instead of 'and' allowed only in spoken English as here How do we know it's spoken English here?
- listenever Does the comma mean 'and'?
- 'and' or 'or'.
- listenever If so, is using a comma instead of 'and' allowed only in spoken English as here How do we know it's spoken English here?
- It looks written to me.
- listenever can it be allowed in written English as well?
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listeneverDoes the comma mean 'and'?
'and' or 'or'.
listeneverIf so, is using a comma instead of 'and' allowed only in spoken English as here
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