Proofreading And Punctuation
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The use of the conjunction does not make the connection between the last two words or phrases any closer than the connection between the other words or phrases of the series.
The conjunction, therefore, does not take the place of a comma.
Alfred the Great was a brave, pious, and patriotic prince.
If the conjunction is omitted between the last two words or phrases, a comma should be placed after each word or phrase in the series, unless the last word or phrase is followed by a single word or is ...very closely connected with the remainder of the sentence.
The colleges, the clergy, the lawyers, were against me.
Teach, urge, threaten, lecture him.
(103) 104 THE COMMA Two words or phrases standing in the same rela- tion and connected by a conjunction do not require a comma.
Reason and virtue answer one great aim.
When the conjunction is decidedly disjunctive, or when words or phrases are contrasted antitheti- cally or are made emphatic, the comma is used before the conjunction.
He could write, and cipher too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The use of the conjunction does not make the connection between the last two words or phrases any closer than the connection between the other words or phrases of the series.
The conjunction, therefore, does not take the place of a comma.
Alfred the Great was a brave, pious, and patriotic prince.
If the conjunction is omitted between the last two words or phrases, a comma should be placed after each word or phrase in the series, unless the last word or phrase is followed by a single word or is ...very closely connected with the remainder of the sentence.
The colleges, the clergy, the lawyers, were against me.
Teach, urge, threaten, lecture him.
(103) 104 THE COMMA Two words or phrases standing in the same rela- tion and connected by a conjunction do not require a comma.
Reason and virtue answer one great aim.
When the conjunction is decidedly disjunctive, or when words or phrases are contrasted antitheti- cally or are made emphatic, the comma is used before the conjunction.
He could write, and cipher too.
What to read after Proofreading And Punctuation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adele Millicent Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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