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Comma Rules

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1. A. NO CHANGE B. had to be C. could be D. tried to be 2. A. NO CHANGE B. bacteria, a

1. A. NO CHANGE B. had to be C. could be D. tried to be 2. A. NO CHANGE B. bacteria, a C. bacteria. A D. bacteria; a 3. A. NO CHANGE B. friends, said C. friends. Said D. Friends who said.

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Commas

Commas. Rule 1. Comma rule 1: Use commas after dependent clauses. PRACTICE 1: Insert a comma after the dependent clause. 1 . Because we are learning about grammar students will get better at writing properly. 2. Despite their opposition to my proposal I plan to continue my work.

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The SIX Basic Comma Rules

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Basic Rules for Using Commas

Basic Rules for Using Commas. 1. Use a comma before the conjunction (and, for, but, or, nor, so) that joins the two independent clauses in a compound sentence. Example: I like working outside, and I also enjoy reading. He got out of school early, so he took a nap.

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Basic Rules for Using Commas

Basic Rules for Using Commas. 1. Use a comma before the conjunction (and, for, but, or, nor, so) that joins the two independent clauses in a compound sentence. Example: I like working outside, and I also enjoy reading. He got out of school early, so he took a nap.

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