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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Indepedent or dependent clause?
Do I need a comma or not?
Is, "Then she cried," a independent clause?
Her face crumpled into a dozen lines, and then she cried.
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Her face crumpled into a dozen lines and then she cried.
Is, "Then she cried," a independent clause?
Her face crumpled into a dozen lines, and then she cried.
or
Her face crumpled into a dozen lines and then she cried.
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Anonymous a n independent clause? Yes. Use a comma.
- Anonymous a n independent clause?
- Yes.
- Use a comma.
- Her face crumpled into a dozen lines, and then she cried.
- CJ
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Anonymousan independent clause?Yes. Use a comma. Her face crumpled into a dozen lines, and then she cried.
CJ
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