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Comma or No Comma?

Writers often include unnecessary commas, which can slow down readers’ understanding and increase the time it takes to comprehend the meaning of a sentence. Writers typically insert a comma when none is needed when they do the following:

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This entry was posted in 4. Classroom Exercises on September 22, 2026 by bizcombuzz.

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