Usage with verb/proposition
1.No matter what the reason, is speeding ever acceptable?
2.No matter what the reason, he should not have breached the speed limit.
Is 1 correct with the comma? It looks accurate without one. In general, should commas before is be avoided as a rule and removed?
No matter what the reason is speeding ever acceptable?
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No matter what the reason, is speeding ever acceptable? Structurally the comma is desirable, but I don't find this natural or easy to understand even with the comma. g.
- No matter what the reason, is speeding ever acceptable?
- Structurally the comma is desirable, but I don't find this natural or easy to understand even with the comma.
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panda blue 4831.No matter what the reason, is speeding ever acceptable?
Structurally the comma is desirable, but I don't find this natural or easy to understand even with the comma. You can say e.g. "Is speeding ever acceptable, for any reason?" or "Is speeding always unacceptable, whatever the reason?".
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