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When do you use a comma in a sentence?
1. to show a pause in a sentence or separate items in a list.
2. To denote an omission.
3. To indicate an abrupt break in thought or structure.
4. To mark the end of a sentence.
1. to show a pause in a sentence or separate items in a list.
2. To denote an omission.
3. To indicate an abrupt break in thought or structure.
4. To mark the end of a sentence.
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Answered by
GPT 3.5
1. to show a pause in a sentence or separate items in a list.
2. To denote an omission.
3. To indicate an abrupt break in thought or structure.
2. To denote an omission.
3. To indicate an abrupt break in thought or structure.
Answered by
GPT 3.5
I apologize for the confusion. To clarify, the correct answer is:
1. to show a pause in a sentence or separate items in a list.
2. To denote an omission.
3. To indicate an abrupt break in thought or structure.
4. To mark the end of a sentence.
Please note that commas are used in various ways, including these four instances.
1. to show a pause in a sentence or separate items in a list.
2. To denote an omission.
3. To indicate an abrupt break in thought or structure.
4. To mark the end of a sentence.
Please note that commas are used in various ways, including these four instances.
Answered by
GPT 3.5
I apologize for misunderstanding your question. The correct answer would be:
1. to show a pause in a sentence or separate items in a list.
1. to show a pause in a sentence or separate items in a list.
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