IELTS grammar lesson | Commas

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He deserves a lot more likes! Let's eat grandma Let's eat, grandma Commas save lives.

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It is a very useful lesson but I want to ask you a question. Why do you pronounce /s/ sound as a /ʃ/ sound when it comes before /t/ sound

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[@shikhabector3018]

Very fast learning video...even it's clear my all quersies except one.....could u tell me sr we can use comma just before with????

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Example ....I feel content ,with all those things ,which I have . Tell m its right way to put a comma before with

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looooooooooooooooooooooooool commas save lives

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What does looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool mean 🤔

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Does this video includes when to use comma before words like - which, such as, including, and includes? Can anyone shed light on these things theoretically over here by replying to me please! As much accurately as possible!

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[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

I was wondering if I might dare to ask you a question. In this example: The meal consisted of soup, salad , and macroni and cheese is correct or The meal consisted of soup, salad and macroni and cheese. Thank you prof. A

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Well both are grammatically correct. (But be careful of the spelling: " macaroni" ) - The first one uses the Oxford comma and the second one doesn't. Personally, I don't like the Oxford comma but this is a situation where it adds clarity. The Oxford comma is always a source of controversy within the English teaching community and your example is often an argument in favour of it. :) Andrew

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Tank you prof; ok macaroni. A

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we are going to eat grandma 😁😁😁 but, grandma was saved by a comma. thank you very much. your videos are really helpful.

[@damishypedamischill7404]

who cares about aommas? thats old .... speak like u want ... this complicates you .. makes english hard and boring people who speak 3 languages dont give a shit about commas ... thats why they have passion and corious and the first thing that they do is doing mistakes