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Aedus000 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
If-then clause
Do i need a comma before an If-then clause?
If Sam enters the house then we will hide.
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If Sam enters the house, then we will hide.
If Sam enters the house then we will hide.
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If Sam enters the house, then we will hide.
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Yes, there is never any good reason to omit the comma in these instances. Also, then is optional in conditional clauses, especially in sentences as short as your example.
- Yes, there is never any good reason to omit the comma in these instances.
- Also, then is optional in conditional clauses, especially in sentences as short as your example.
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Yes, there is never any good reason to omit the comma in these instances. Also, then is optional in conditional clauses, especially in sentences as short as your example.
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