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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Should I use a comma to separate part of a sentence with 'nor'?

I can't seem to find any comma rules that fit my situation. The sentence I am trying to write is as follows:

I make no representation, nor do I provide any assurance, regarding the accuracy of the information in the returns.



Are the commas placed before "nor" and after "assurance" correct in this case?\

Thanks in advance for the help!
  

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Hi, Let me ask you this.. If you said this, would you want to pause briefly somewhere in the sentence? so, where and why?

— Clive

  • Hi, Let me ask you this..
  • If you said this, would you want to pause briefly somewhere in the sentence?
  • so, where and why?
  • I realize that these may be hard questions for a non-native speaker, but what do you think?
  • Clive
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Hi,

Let me ask you this..

If you said this, would you want to pause briefly somewhere in the sentence? If .so, where and why?
I realize that these may be hard questions for a non-native speaker, but what do you think?

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