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Shay Singh Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Should A Comma Be Used With This Correlative Conjunction?
Hey folks, are there times when a comma is used with correlative conjunctions? I know that commas are not typically used with "either/or," "neither/nor" etc. But are there exceptions where a comma is used?
I'm particularly confused about this sentence:
I used to love both swimming competitively and playing football.
When I read this sentence, I sense a pause after "both." So I'm wondering if a comma should be placed after
"both" or not? Thank you!
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No comma is needed in your example, and it would be incorrect to put a comma in the sentence.
- No comma is needed in your example, and it would be incorrect to put a comma in the sentence.
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No comma is needed in your example, and it would be incorrect to put a comma in the sentence.
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