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Comma before and after conjunctions

January 2, 2014 - pdf

Comma after so When so is used to mean therefore, it is a transitional adverb. So, it should be followed by a comma. I was… Continue reading

Comma with conjunctions

January 1, 2014 - pdf

Conjunctions do not normally cause major grammatical errors. However, students sometimes incorrectly use two conjunctions to connect two clauses. In English, we need just one… Continue reading

Common comma errors

May 13, 2013 - pdf

Comma is a very common punctuation mark. It is used to indicate a slight pause within a sentence. Students often misuse commas. If you don’t… Continue reading

Semicolon before a transitional phrase

May 6, 2013 - pdf

A transitional phrase is essentially a word or phrase used to show the relationship between two clauses or paragraphs. Transitional phrases (also called conjunctive adverbs)… Continue reading

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