gurpreetgill4u
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Hello,
I have been studying clauses for several days now, and I am still not sure what qualifies as a complete thought.I have seen several subordinate clauses which
have a subject and a verb, and to me, they make a complete sense.I have gone
through every website, and I am still not sure where to use "comma" and where I should not.
The most annoying thing is that we use comma before "but" and "and" in some cases and leave it out in other.
B) "When using a coordinating conjunction to connect two items, do not use a comma." What does item refer to?
I would really appreciate it if you could clear this up with some examples.
Thanks for taking time to view my post.
I have been studying clauses for several days now, and I am still not sure what qualifies as a complete thought.I have seen several subordinate clauses which
have a subject and a verb, and to me, they make a complete sense.I have gone
through every website, and I am still not sure where to use "comma" and where I should not.
The most annoying thing is that we use comma before "but" and "and" in some cases and leave it out in other.
B) "When using a coordinating conjunction to connect two items, do not use a comma." What does item refer to?
I would really appreciate it if you could clear this up with some examples.
Thanks for taking time to view my post.