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A. "The gun was firmly held in his right hand and his arm resting on the armrest."
B. "The gun was firmly held in his right hand, and his arm resting on the armrest."
Q1. Is "And his arm resting on the armrest" a subordinating clause of "The gun was firmly held in his right hand"? Do I not need a comma before "and" or not?
Q2. What does a clause without a form of be, like "is" or "was", called?
Example: "His arm resting on the armrest."
A. "The gun was firmly held in his right hand and his arm resting on the armrest."
B. "The gun was firmly held in his right hand, and his arm resting on the armrest."
Q1. Is "And his arm resting on the armrest" a subordinating clause of "The gun was firmly held in his right hand"? Do I not need a comma before "and" or not?
Q2. What does a clause without a form of be, like "is" or "was", called?
Example: "His arm resting on the armrest."