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I am really working hard on the small things to improve my grammar, but there are always small things that I can't understand. This is why I love this forum.
I pretty much understand the use of comma, but I see a lot of new usages that I don't get.
The first part is the main clause and second part is the subordinate clause. The word "as" is a subordinate conjunction.
According to the Website The Subordinate Clause, I can only use a comma when the subordinate clause is first. (<- like this sentence).
In the other way around, you don't need to add a comma.
main clause + Ø + subordinate clause.
So why the author used a comma if the main clause is in the beginning?
Thank you.
I am really working hard on the small things to improve my grammar, but there are always small things that I can't understand. This is why I love this forum.
I pretty much understand the use of comma, but I see a lot of new usages that I don't get.
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The first part is the main clause and second part is the subordinate clause. The word "as" is a subordinate conjunction.
According to the Website The Subordinate Clause, I can only use a comma when the subordinate clause is first. (<- like this sentence).
In the other way around, you don't need to add a comma.
main clause + Ø + subordinate clause.
So why the author used a comma if the main clause is in the beginning?
Thank you.