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Gmax Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Plz help
Can somebody please explain when to place " , " after "which" and when not to place it? Thank you
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When there is an adverbial or other non-essential phrase. He did his utmost to come to our aid which , in view of the circumstances, was nothing short of heroic. You must hand in your assignment which , by the way, was due yesterday.
- When there is an adverbial or other non-essential phrase.
- He did his utmost to come to our aid which , in view of the circumstances, was nothing short of heroic.
- You must hand in your assignment which , by the way, was due yesterday.
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When there is an adverbial or other non-essential phrase.
He did his utmost to come to our aid which, in view of the circumstances, was nothing short of heroic.
You must hand in your assignment which, by the way, was due yesterday.
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