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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Putting comma between subject and verb

I encountered a following sentence in an English test.
" In one study,35% of employees described as being under heavy stress,had weak concentration and poor work performance."
Is the comma between the subjet"~stress" and the verb "had" necessary? Is it correct to put comma between subject and verb?
  

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Anonymous Is the comma between the subjet"~stress" and the verb "had" necessary? No; it's wrong, in fact. Anonymous Is it correct to put comma between subject and verb?

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Is the comma between the subjet"~stress" and the verb "had" necessary?
  • No; it's wrong, in fact.
  • Anonymous Is it correct to put comma between subject and verb?
  • No (though 2 commas are OK).
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AnonymousIs the comma between the subjet"~stress" and the verb "had" necessary?
No; it's wrong, in fact.
Anonymous Is it correct to put comma between subject and verb?
No (though 2 commas are OK).
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Mister Micawber
Thank you very much for your quick answering!
I'm happy to know that my English is more correct than the test's!
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