Xonela
New member
- Joined
- Apr 20, 2024
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Polish
- Home Country
- Poland
- Current Location
- Poland
We sometimes use a comma before a participle clause:
> There's Neville, eating as usual.
> In came the first runner, closely followed by the second.
> A little girl walked past, her doll dragging behind her on the pavement.
> The bomb exploded, destroying the building
And sometimes not:
> We can offer you a job cleaning cars.
> I found him sitting at a table covered with papers.
How does it work?
> There's Neville, eating as usual.
> In came the first runner, closely followed by the second.
> A little girl walked past, her doll dragging behind her on the pavement.
> The bomb exploded, destroying the building
And sometimes not:
> We can offer you a job cleaning cars.
> I found him sitting at a table covered with papers.
How does it work?