This is a sentence written by me to describe some of my classes:
Introductory physics courses sparked my interest in fluid mechanics while the upper level course, Mechanics, escalated it, both in and out of the classroom.
There is quite a few commas placed in close proximity. Mechanics is the name of the upper level course.
My question is do I need a comma in front of the word both?
It sounds appropriate to have a brief pause there.
Introductory physics courses sparked my interest in fluid mechanics while the upper level course, Mechanics, escalated it, both in and out of the classroom.
There is quite a few commas placed in close proximity. Mechanics is the name of the upper level course.
My question is do I need a comma in front of the word both?
It sounds appropriate to have a brief pause there.