Comma or no comma before 'and'?
Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2018 12:02 pm
Re: Module 1 Self Assessment Group b
Article 6-10: Each of the 5 sentences, by the look of it, is either a run-on sentence or a non-run-on sentence.
Article 7. I could go to only a few websites and I did not have an email address, so it was very hard to sign up for the online course.
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This is not a run-on sentence. However, some textbooks say you should put a 'comma' in front of 'and', but other textbooks say you can either put a 'comma' in front of 'and' or you can omit the 'comma'.
If I say Article 7. is wrong, I'll be in trouble with error identification in this group--the error type doesn't belong to this group.
On the other hand, if I say Article 7. is correct, I might choose the wrong answer in the written exam.
So, can you please tell me which rule STOU teachers go by?
Article 6-10: Each of the 5 sentences, by the look of it, is either a run-on sentence or a non-run-on sentence.
Article 7. I could go to only a few websites and I did not have an email address, so it was very hard to sign up for the online course.
^
This is not a run-on sentence. However, some textbooks say you should put a 'comma' in front of 'and', but other textbooks say you can either put a 'comma' in front of 'and' or you can omit the 'comma'.
If I say Article 7. is wrong, I'll be in trouble with error identification in this group--the error type doesn't belong to this group.
On the other hand, if I say Article 7. is correct, I might choose the wrong answer in the written exam.
So, can you please tell me which rule STOU teachers go by?