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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Result or purpose
Hi,
'We turned the radio up so that everyone could hear the announcement.'
The above sentence can be 'purpose or result',a ccording to a grammar reference.
My question : If a comma was to be added:'We turned the radio up, so that everyone could hear the announcement', does the it affect the adverbial clause and causes it to be 'result' only?
Thank you.
'We turned the radio up so that everyone could hear the announcement.'
The above sentence can be 'purpose or result',a ccording to a grammar reference.
My question : If a comma was to be added:'We turned the radio up, so that everyone could hear the announcement', does the it affect the adverbial clause and causes it to be 'result' only?
Thank you.
Top answer
No, the comma is not that versatile; it merely indicates unrestrictiveness.
- No, the comma is not that versatile; it merely indicates unrestrictiveness.
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No, the comma is not that versatile; it merely indicates unrestrictiveness.
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