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Ericf1 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Setting off this prep phrase with commas?
Dear all,
First of all, kudos to the experts here! You guys do a great job helping out a lot of people.
I was wondering about the comma and the overall structure in the following sentence,
Thank you!
ericf
First of all, kudos to the experts here! You guys do a great job helping out a lot of people.
I was wondering about the comma and the overall structure in the following sentence,
Should I set off " I’m about to obtain" with commas?
I hope that the PhD in Finance degree I’m about to obtain will provide additional ways to contribute to my country’s development.
Thank you!
ericf
Top answer
No. " That type never takes a comma.
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- " That type never takes a comma.
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No. It is not a prepositional phrase, it is a subordinate clause with "that" understood: "degree that I'm about to ...." That type never takes a comma.
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