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Daithy Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is there meant to be a comma when you use "the more you something...the..."?
e.g.,
"The more stubborn you are the better it'll be when you finally succeed in changing yourself."
Should there always/never/sometimes be a comma between the "the" clauses?
Thanks.
"The more stubborn you are the better it'll be when you finally succeed in changing yourself."
Should there always/never/sometimes be a comma between the "the" clauses?
Thanks.
Top answer
always It's a natural place to pause.
- always It's a natural place to pause.
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