Even though the exam was easy,I failed.

Some say the comma is optional. I always use it in this type of situation.

I would, too.

bigmit37Is a comma needed after "easy"?

That's the better way to do it.
If the subordinate clause is first, use a comma.
Don't use a comma if the subordinate clause is last.

CalifJim bigmit37Is a comma needed after "easy"?That's the better way to do it. If the subordinate clause is first, use a comma. Don't use a comma if the subordinate clause is last.CJ

Thanks!

I would, too.

Why is there a comma after I would?
Is for dramatic effect?

"I would too" would also be correct, right?

Thanks!

Some people always put a comma there, some never put a comma there, and some put a comma there only if they want to add emphasis. There isn't a real need for it, and the Chicago Manual of Style, for one, argues against it, but I'm one of the crowd that likes to use it anyway.

Thank you.

Blue JaySome people always put a comma there, some never put a comma there, and some put a comma there only if they want to add emphasis. There isn't a real need for it, and the Chicago Manual of Style, for one, argues against it, but I'm one of the crowd that likes to use it anyway.

Blue JayI'm one of the crowd that likes to use it anyway.

I use it as well.

PhilipI use it as well.

Add me too. Most of the time.

CJ