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Olive grape 876 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Yesterday—comma
Hello,
Are the commas in this sentence correct? "Today, the weather is really cold, but yesterday(,) it was much colder."
Should there be a comma before it? If not, why?
Thanks for any replies!
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You don't need commas before one-word adverbs like 'today' and 'yesterday'. Just write Today the weather is really cold, but yesterday it was much colder. CJ
- You don't need commas before one-word adverbs like 'today' and 'yesterday'.
- Just write Today the weather is really cold, but yesterday it was much colder.
- CJ
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You don't need commas before one-word adverbs like 'today' and 'yesterday'. Just write
Today the weather is really cold, but yesterday it was much colder.
CJ
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