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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Independent clauses with the same subject
I know that 2 independent clauses with 2 different subjects require a comma and conjunction. for example: "He ran, and the dog jumped."
What about this sentence? "She gave me her hand, and she told me she loved me. I know that if I take out the second "she" then I don't use the comma. But if I want the second "she" for some sort of effect, so I use the comma or not?
Thank you very much
What about this sentence? "She gave me her hand, and she told me she loved me. I know that if I take out the second "she" then I don't use the comma. But if I want the second "she" for some sort of effect, so I use the comma or not?
Thank you very much
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I'd keep the comma. It adds the necessary "pause" to emphasize your use of the second 'she' for effect.
- I'd keep the comma.
- It adds the necessary "pause" to emphasize your use of the second 'she' for effect.
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I'd keep the comma.
It adds the necessary "pause" to emphasize your use of the second 'she' for effect.
It adds the necessary "pause" to emphasize your use of the second 'she' for effect.
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