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Technical & Mechanical Uses of comma | with New Stuff in the blog

(Email Request Followed. This file is made for the convenience of my those readers who felt it difficult to watch on touchpads) (With New Stuff in the blog) If we talk about the usage of comma in the addresses and Dates, Months, years... it seems as if comma is being used TECHNICALLY . So In the following we are going to discuss:                                   Technical & Mechanical Uses of comma:  (Use of comma for citation will be provided in the next blog)     Important to Note: Almost all the time we are not using comma in just sentences. There are many other fields where comma is used but there comma plays a very specific role of clarifying (less confused and more comprehensible) the content from rest of the sentence. Comma sets the month and year off when you are writing a date. Comma is used to separate geographic elements. Comma is used to show off degree or certification. ‘Not necessarily mechanical but the use of comma in lists is well established.’(punc

Technical Uses of Comma. A Thorough Study

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Technical Uses of Comma. A Thorough Study If we talk about the usage of comma in the addresses and Dates, Months, years... it seems as if comma is being used  TECHNICALLY.  So In the following we are going to discuss: Technical & Mechanical Uses of comma:    Use of comma for citation will be provided in the next blog.

Where to Use Commas Properly Part 2 for All Classes up to B.A. B.Sc, B.Com

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1- Comma separates items in a series:     All easy EXAMPLES -  My little daughter loves banana, grapes, apples, guava and water melon in fruits. You see "in fruits" is showing a specific category and from that one is making a list. -  In the course of Eng Literature 1984, Tempest, Twelfth Night, Doctor Faustus, Hamlet and Tess by      Hardy  are available. 2- Comma offsets (equals) appositives (relevant/suitable/fit.)     An appositive is a noun or a pronoun (often with modifiers) that is beside another noun or pronoun, with the purpose of explaining or modifying it. -  My brother's iPhone, a blue 3Gs, was stolen yesterday. (A blue 3Gs is the appositive, while iPhone     is the noun the appositive describes.) 3 - Comma after a dependent clause:        Use a comma to separate the dependent clause from the independent clause.   - The game was over, but my brother refused to leave the PC. 4-  Comma is placed before any coordinating conjunction: