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Allexkramer432 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Is this considered comma splicing?
What are the rules for comma splicing when it comes to a series of independent clauses. For example:
"We came, we saw, and we conquered."
Is that considered comma splicing?
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No. Commas are used to demarcate any series of any like elements, clauses included.
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- Commas are used to demarcate any series of any like elements, clauses included.
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No. Commas are used to demarcate any series of any like elements, clauses included.
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