Punctuation Commas in Compound sentences

Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective written communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more.
First, we began with periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. These are not just symbols but tools that can significantly enhance your writing. We have moved on to commas: commas with a series, commas with adjectives, and now, commas in compound sentences. Commas may seem unimportant, but they are not and are used in many different ways, all of which can make your writing clearer and effective.
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[@bigroundwatermelon6456]

It was very helpful understanding how important the subject was.😊

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Yes, the "subject" is essential to any sentence