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Thank you for the notes. I did always make mistakes in putting commas in appropriate place. It really helps me a lot.

Thank you. I needed this and it was very helpful.

@Scott, does it mean that because of the subjectivity of what may be viewed as long or short when connecting two independent clauses, a comma is needed but it isn't wrong not to include it? I noticed you only gave an example with and and but. Does this apply to the other conjunctions as well?

Super helpful! Thank you

Scott,
Thanks for this compact review. I'll study and memorize it. I'm sure my score will go up as a result.

This is so helpful. Thankyou.

A question regarding comma use: I have seen several instances where an author would write something similar to:

He packed a bow, a sling of arrows and a hunting knife.

They put the comma after bow, but not after arrows. Is that correct or incorrect?

Thanks. This was helpful and I easily understood it

Exceptionally helpful, thank you Scott!

Thank you so much for the information and also the examples were on point.

Thank you so much sir this guide. It was enlightening. I am very grateful.

I do not know when to use a comma and when not to. Thank you for this post, it was really helpful

Thanks, a lot of times I am hindered to almost comatose with comma use.




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Thank you very much, this was very helpful.

Thanks a lot! However, I believe authors are still free to use commas and other punctuation marks wherever they want it to denote a pause... but it's rather complicated to distinguish it out of characters' speech.