Commas - use it or avoid it? If you face similar questions, check out this story to clarify your doubts.
The correct punctuation usage is confusing to many, especially commas, semi-colons, etc. But, it becomes a challenge if you are taking exams like IELTS.
So, learning how to use comma appropriately is essential to convey the message and achieve a high score.
Commas can be used in various instances but primarily depends on the context of a sentence.
While making a list, we use comma/s to separate words or phrases. For example - The boy bought a bat, a ball, a cap and some pencils.
While making a list, we use comma/s to separate words or phrases. For example - The boy bought a bat, a ball, a cap and some pencils.
Commas should be used before coordinating conjunctions when you are joining two independent clauses.
When we begin a sentence with a linking word or connector, we use a comma to signify the link between sentences or paragraphs.
You must use commas before & after parenthetical phrases or clauses (clauses/phrases that don't affect when removed) to separate them from the main sentence.
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