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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
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I am glad, because you came here.
1) I am glad, because you came here.
I saw the sentence and I was wondering if I can write I am glad because you came here (without the comma) or I am glad that you came here for the same meaning?
2) This is great, because I can show my children the lifestyle of our ancestors.
I also saw this sentence and again can I write This is great because I can show my children the lifestyle of our ancestors or This is great that I can show my children the lifestyle of our ancestors for the same meaning.
Thank you so much as usual in advance.
I saw the sentence and I was wondering if I can write I am glad because you came here (without the comma) or I am glad that you came here for the same meaning?
2) This is great, because I can show my children the lifestyle of our ancestors.
I also saw this sentence and again can I write This is great because I can show my children the lifestyle of our ancestors or This is great that I can show my children the lifestyle of our ancestors for the same meaning.
Thank you so much as usual in advance.
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I saw the sentence and I was wondering if I can write I am glad because you came here (without the comma) or I am glad that you came here for the same meaning? I think the comma is completely unnecessary. The gladness follows immediately in response to the arrival.
- I saw the sentence and I was wondering if I can write I am glad because you came here (without the comma) or I am glad that you came here for the same meaning?
- I think the comma is completely unnecessary.
- The gladness follows immediately in response to the arrival.
- I also saw this sentence and again can I write This is great because I can show my children the lifestyle of our ancestors or This is great that I can show my children the lifestyle of our ancestors for the same meaning.
- Here the comma makes more sense, though again it is unnecessary.
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Hans511) I am glad, because you came here.I saw the sentence and I was wondering if I can write I am glad because you came here (without the comma) or I am glad that you came here for the same meaning?I think the comma is completely unnecessary. The gladness follows immediately in response to the arrival.
Hans512) This is great, becau
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