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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
The party, where
I'd like to be invited to the party, where every kid wants to go tonight. Here in this sentence, if I get rid of a comma in front of "where", meaning has become different? I think it would change a bit. What do you think? Please help me and thanks in advance.
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Without the comma, the following clause defines which party is being spoken of. With the comma, the clause is just extra information about an already defined party.
- Without the comma, the following clause defines which party is being spoken of.
- With the comma, the clause is just extra information about an already defined party.
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Without the comma, the following clause defines which party is being spoken of. With the comma, the clause is just extra information about an already defined party.
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