Surbordinate conjuction
Please can you explain my the writer placed a comma in front of a surbordinate conjunction in the paragraph? I tend to come across it quiet often, and I get really confused.
As far as, I am aware you are not supposed to but a comma in front of a surbordinate conjuction unless it is negative sentence.
I have been watched this episode several times in the past two weeks, but I still don't understand what it is about, even though my friend has explained it to me. I will keep watching in it until I get it.
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Goldenboy1 I tend to come across it quite quiet often, Goldenboy1 As far as, (no comma) I am aware you are not supposed to put a comma in front of a surbordinate conjuction unless it is negative sentence. Not quite correct. I have been watched (wrong form) this episode several times in the past two weeks, but I still don't understand what it is abou t, even though my friend has explained it to me.
- Goldenboy1 I tend to come across it quite quiet often, Goldenboy1 As far as, (no comma) I am aware you are not supposed to put a comma in front of a surbordinate conjuction unless it is negative sentence.
- Not quite correct.
- I have been watched (wrong form) this episode several times in the past two weeks, but I still don't understand what it is abou t, even though my friend has explained it to me.
- I will keep watching in it (No comma) until I get it.
- Dependent Clause After Independent Clause When a dependent clause (we’re still talking adverbial clauses beginning with a subordinating conjunction) comes after the independent clause, most of the time there is no comma.
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Goldenboy1I tend to come across it quitequietoften,
Goldenboy1As far as, (no comma) I am aware you are not supposed to put a comma in front of a surbordinate
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