Grammar Help Needed!

[PeterRabitt20]

Hi,

I hope everyone is doing okay!

I have grammar confusion that I need some help with. I usually put a comma before "which", except when I use it in this form "in which".

-- The word choices are positive traits, which inspire imagination.
-- ...a wheelchair, which I thought is important...
-- The part in which the princess fell asleep.

Are there situations when a comma is incorrect before "which"?

Thanks

[bookowlie]

The following article is a good source of information about when to use/not use a comma before "which." I like this source because it provides several examples of the word in sentences.

https://justpublishingadvice.com/comma-before-which/

[bookowlie]

@gali I hope it's ok to post the above link. If not, please delete it.

[gali]

@gali I hope it's ok to post the above link. If not, please delete it.

It is ok.

[Melisa Jane]

Hi,

I hope everyone is doing okay!

I have grammar confusion that I need some help with. I usually put a comma before "which", except when I use it in this form "in which".

-- The word choices are positive traits, which inspire imagination.
-- ...a wheelchair, which I thought is important...
-- The part in which the princess fell asleep.

Are there situations when a comma is incorrect before "which"?

Thanks

If "which" can be replaced with "that", a comma is unnecessary.

[PeterRabitt20]

Hi,

I hope everyone is doing okay!

I have grammar confusion that I need some help with. I usually put a comma before "which", except when I use it in this form "in which".

-- The word choices are positive traits, which inspire imagination.
-- ...a wheelchair, which I thought is important...
-- The part in which the princess fell asleep.

Are there situations when a comma is incorrect before "which"?

Thanks

If "which" can be replaced with "that", a comma is unnecessary.

Thanks, I'll give it a try.