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The prin- cipal points or stops thus used are the Comma [ , ] the Semicolon [ ] the Colon [ : ] and the Period [ . ] Comma . The comma must not be used in a simple sentence , As , ' This pen is mine . ' ' That is your book .
The prin- cipal points or stops thus used are the Comma [ , ] the Semicolon [ ] the Colon [ : ] and the Period [ . ] Comma . The comma must not be used in a simple sentence , As , ' This pen is mine . ' ' That is your book .
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ed to the independent noun , then a comma must be placed after it . As , The moon shining brightly ... The independent participle , joined to an adverb , must be separated , by commas , from the sentence . As , When the sense admits it ...
ed to the independent noun , then a comma must be placed after it . As , The moon shining brightly ... The independent participle , joined to an adverb , must be separated , by commas , from the sentence . As , When the sense admits it ...
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When nouns in succession are accompanied with ad- jectives , they admit their being separated by commas . ... each of which may qualify the preceding , or following noun , may be separated , from each other , by a comma .
When nouns in succession are accompanied with ad- jectives , they admit their being separated by commas . ... each of which may qualify the preceding , or following noun , may be separated , from each other , by a comma .
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in pairs , by the conjunction and , may not be separated , by a comma . As , there is an essential difference between light and darkness , virtue and vice , wisdom and folly , happiness and misery , time and eternity .
in pairs , by the conjunction and , may not be separated , by a comma . As , there is an essential difference between light and darkness , virtue and vice , wisdom and folly , happiness and misery , time and eternity .
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A comma may be used before a preposition , when the sentence will admit a pause , or when the preposi- tion is followed by a relative pronoun . As , Pride and malevolence will be contemned , in spite of all the riches and honors a man ...
A comma may be used before a preposition , when the sentence will admit a pause , or when the preposi- tion is followed by a relative pronoun . As , Pride and malevolence will be contemned , in spite of all the riches and honors a man ...
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| Titel | The Grammatical Instructer; Containing an Exposition of All the Essential Rules of English Grammar, Etc |
| Autor/in | Samuel B. EMMONS |
| Verlag | Waitt & Dow, 1832 |
| Original von | British Library |
| Digitalisiert | 13. Nov. 2014 |
| Länge | 160 Seiten |
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