Correct usage.
Her father announced on multiple social media networks, that
his daughter had passed away.
It is with a broken heart, that I have to inform all of you that my youngest daughter passed away.
These were written with a comma in an article on-line but you can't have a sentence beginning with that if there is not a complete sentence preceding it, right ?
These examples are just complete sentences with a comma placed before that ?
These would be ok examples with a comma, right.
He listened to what was said, then spoke no more.
He listened to what was said, that much we know.
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panda blue 483 Her father announced on multiple social media networks, that his daughter had passed away. It is with a broken heart, that I have to inform all of you that my youngest daughter passed away. These commas are wrong and should be deleted.
- panda blue 483 Her father announced on multiple social media networks, that his daughter had passed away.
- It is with a broken heart, that I have to inform all of you that my youngest daughter passed away.
- These commas are wrong and should be deleted.
- panda blue 483 you can't have a sentence beginning with that if there is not a complete sentence preceding it, right ?
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panda blue 483Her father announced on multiple social media networks, that his daughter had passed away.
It is with a broken heart, that I have to inform all of you that my youngest daughter passed away.
These commas are wrong and should be deleted.
panda blue 483 you can't have a sentence beginning with that if there is not
0panda blue 483He listened to what was said, then spoke no more.
He listened to what was said; that much we know.
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panda blue 483These were written with a comma in an article on-line
There are a lot of mistakes online. Those sentences should not have commas.
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