Digital SAT Reading: Boundary Question! Quick Breakdown of Proper Punctuation. Easily Fix Sentences!
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As requested, here is a Boundary Question for you guys 😎😎
I will cover other varieties of this question in further videos, but for this one the fix is this. You CANNOT have two sentences linked by just a comma, or even worse no punctuation. There are many ways to fix this, such as with period, semicolon, colon, or comma + FANBOYS. One way to fix this, whicj too often people forget, is to just make one of the sentences NOT a sentence.
Watch the video for more details, and lemme know in the comments if you have any questions!
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I was aware of the rule that comma between independent and dependent clause comes when dependent clause comes first. In this case, dependent clause comes second and there is still a need for comma. How is this true? Or do I know things wrong
The rules are not as simple as dependent clause and indpedent clause. The situations varies on the type of dependent clause, is it prepositional, does it have a conjunction, etc.
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Which subordinating conjunctions need a comma whilst connecting dependant and independent clause midclauses? All of them?
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can you please link the boundaries video that you were talking about
can you link the video where you talked about using each of the punctuation
Edit found two
Dashes: czcams.com/video/XZyHa8fTc00/video.html
Colons: czcams.com/video/oJx_0SLt4j0/video.html
You said that we can use a comma to separate an independent and dependent clause but isn’t a subordinating conjunction essential for that rule to apply?
"I took a nap, forgetting I had homework." No subordinating conjunction necessary!
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can you solve more bounary question ?
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