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Chrismlangan Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
When SO is used as a subordinating conjunction
Does it require a comma?
e.g., I almost wish I could stay locked up so I could continue to study.
e.g., I almost wish I could stay locked up so I could continue to study.
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Hi, Does it require a comma? , I almost wish I could stay locked up so I could continue to study. It's not essential.
- Hi, Does it require a comma?
- , I almost wish I could stay locked up so I could continue to study.
- It's not essential.
- Very generally speaking, you're more likely to need a comma if the sentence is long.
- In such a case, the comma can help the reader to 'find' and understand the two parts of the sentence.
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Hi,
Does it require a comma?
e.g., I almost wish I could stay locked up so I could continue to study.
It's not essential. Very generally speaking, you're more likely to need a comma if the sentence is long. In such a case, the comma can help the reader to 'find' and understand the two parts of the sentence.
Best wishes, Clive
Does it require a comma?
e.g., I almost wish I could stay locked up so I could continue to study.
It's not essential. Very generally speaking, you're more likely to need a comma if the sentence is long. In such a case, the comma can help the reader to 'find' and understand the two parts of the sentence.
Best wishes, Clive
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