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How to use a comma effectively and accurately.

Hey there guys I feel less confident while using commas, and this reason being is that I had always though using a comma would be inserted where ever I would have token a deep breath, and I've been getting a lot or punctuation errors in my work. Any useful tips, or advise you can give me on how to use a comma so I won't make stupid mistakes? Any method you may use that may be helpful to me? Thank you. I would appreciate some guidance

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Reply 2

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Original post by Highfiveyou

Hi there!

If you're struggling to use commas based on intuition, this quick guide might help you out a little bit: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/words/comma. It's a guide to the most common uses of commas in British English grammar.

If you need help with something more specific, hit me up and I'll be happy to try and help you further. :smile: