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Dopey D Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

use of the comma

The warehouse offers good quality accommodation, and has three industrial type roll-a-doors which allow for easy loading and delivery of goods.

Hi Guys,

a) Is the use of the comma before the word "and" correct?

b) Is the use of the word "for" also correct?

Please help.

Thanks
  

Top answer

No comma after 'accommodation' unless you add a subject to the following clause. 'For' is fine.

— Mister Micawber

  • No comma after 'accommodation' unless you add a subject to the following clause.
  • 'For' is fine.
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No comma after 'accommodation' unless you add a subject to the following clause. 'For' is fine.
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Thanks Mr. M. Please excuse the ignorance. Would you please give an example of 'adding a subject clause'?
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Not a 'subject clause'-- a subject to the clause:

The warehouse offers good quality accommodation, and it has three industrial type roll-a-doors...
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