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Mr. Tom Posted 5 years ago
Vocabulary

Whatever happened, just happened.

Hi

Is this sentence better with a comma or without?

Whatever happened, just happened.

Thanks,

Tom

  

Top answer

Let's look at it: Whatever happened just happened. Whatever happened, just happened. No comma.

— Anonymous

  • Let's look at it: Whatever happened just happened.
  • Whatever happened, just happened.
  • No comma.
  • You really can't put one between the subject and the verb.
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Let's look at it:

Whatever happened just happened.

Whatever happened, just happened.

No comma. You really can't put one between the subject and the verb.

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I would like to say that it is always wrong to put a comma between subject and verb. There may be extreme exceptions where a comma is needed for readability, but I am not of the opinion that this example is one of them.

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