Can you please make a video when or where we should use a comma with Because.Thank you
Here is an example:Because the hikers were hungry, they stopped briefly to eat.
@@KathleenJasperEdD The same sentence could be constructed without a comma."The hikers stopped briefly to eat because they were hungry."Which sentence best answers the question: Why did the hikers stop?
This is where I get confused, when you stated we can use either a semicolon or a comma for the sentence. How do we decide for the test?
(Independent clause; Independent clause. Dependent clause, independent clause.)
Will most sentences be independent causes?
Sentences are independent clauses.
Can you please make a video when or where we should use a comma with Because.
Thank you
Here is an example:
Because the hikers were hungry, they stopped briefly to eat.
@@KathleenJasperEdD The same sentence could be constructed without a comma.
"The hikers stopped briefly to eat because they were hungry."
Which sentence best answers the question: Why did the hikers stop?
This is where I get confused, when you stated we can use either a semicolon or a comma for the sentence. How do we decide for the test?
(Independent clause; Independent clause. Dependent clause, independent clause.)
Will most sentences be independent causes?
Sentences are independent clauses.