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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Should there be a comma in these sentences?
Should there be a comma in these sentences? What are the rules for when a comma should or should not be used after an introductory phrase?
"In this study, we experiment on the scalability aspect of our technique."
"In our results, we highlight two metrics."
"In this study, we experiment on the scalability aspect of our technique."
"In our results, we highlight two metrics."
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Fronted sentence adverbials are normally separated off with a comma. Both of your sentences really need the comma, although occasionally a short adverb can remain clear without it.
- Fronted sentence adverbials are normally separated off with a comma.
- Both of your sentences really need the comma, although occasionally a short adverb can remain clear without it.
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Fronted sentence adverbials are normally separated off with a comma. Both of your sentences really need the comma, although occasionally a short adverb can remain clear without it.
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Fronted sentence adverbials are normally separated off with a comma. Both of your sentences really need the comma, although occasionally a short adverb can remain clear without it.
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