sharanbr
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The books I have refered on punctuations mention that if the phrase with a subordinating adverbial conjunctions (e.g. although) comes first then a comma is required and no comma otherwise.
What about adjective conjunctions. I have seen sentences which contain commas even when these come at the end of main clause
e.g.
They say he is honest, which is far from truth
Regards
What about adjective conjunctions. I have seen sentences which contain commas even when these come at the end of main clause
e.g.
They say he is honest, which is far from truth
Regards