How to Use the Comma- part 1: conjunctions (and, but, etc.)

[@windwardwind5539]

He uses his time to do these vids god bless you

[@nickrobinson2023]

A very useful tutorial for both seasoned writers and the rest of grades. Once again you nailed it, and you explained it in a very clear manner. Thank you very much. You are everything a teacher/tutor should be.

[@frankatsccdu8272]

Thank you a lot for such an advanced grammar lesson Mr.Adam. I always thought that my English is good, but after watching this video I’ve found out how much more I got to improve. I’ll keep it up, rewatch this video, and move to the next parts straight after mastering this one. Thank you again!

[@Riri9161-z3j]

PLEASE DO PART 2!! COMPLEX TOPIC, BUT YOU EXPLAIN IT SO WELL! THANK YOU!

[@jupel]

Finally, I figured out difference between compound and complex sentences. Thanks a lot

[@Peanuts-g9k]

Thanks a lot Adams for your great work; I can't explain how your videos changed my way of writing. You are awesome. God bless you man

[@khybermomand4061]

It was helpful lesson as always, Thanks Adam. God give you long and always bless you.

[@janet5053]

I am always having the problem how to use comma, and when to use it. But now I’m released. Thank you very much.

[@viviam]

What an amazing class! Thank you for all the videos including this one, which will be essential for me to improve my writing for IELTS. It would be awesome to also learn more about the dash use to emphasize something in a sentence - and if it is recommended to the IELTS writing. :)

[@adanvazquez5663]

He is great, isn't he? I love he explains everything clearly.

[@rassameepana9416]

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[@piedadlorenserrano196]

Woooo excelent video teacher. In my opinion the right of the comma is very important to improve our writing.

[@rakeshkumarmadella7955]

Simple superb! Adams your are really doing great work. I am a voracious, avid reader have lot of word at my command. I have superior vocabulary but due to lack of writing skills I can't express it in writing. I am very passionate about words. I am logophil(word lover). Now I want to be amazing writer. Thank you so much for this video. I am writing sentences in excel to the understanding so far I wrote 75 sentences.. now your video have lot of clarity.

[@mariela3329]

Thanks for always creating a video lessons it's very much helpful

[@isabelnavarro6611]

Thanks Adam. A lot to take in and digest. Looking forward to seeing the next video on this subject. Thanks

[@bhaveshmaisuria597]

I have seen any video on this topic for the first time. It is really very insightful and helpful for me.

[@apexcool1119]

Yes, you are good. In the example of The retreat costs include accommodations, all meals, and local transportation but not flights or taxes. No need comma before but because avoid comma when connect clause and phrase

[@daaamn6403]

Thank you for the video, it was so helpful. Could you please check the below sentences?: 1. It is well-known that fast food contains mostly sugar and fat rather than vitamins and minerals, which our bodies require to operate normally. 2. Secondly, the lack of essential nutrients in fast food increases abnormal cell mutations, which can lead to cancer. 3. There were 5 of them, but by 2017, only 3 of them left operating. Thank you

[@dmytropadusenko5845]

On the top! The amazing work!

[@salamayad8757]

Thanks, Adam, you are so detailed and give a lot of examples, however, I should watch it again to master it.

[@ottojoey]

Adam makes it so easy to understand.

[@marouanemansouri4580]

bro, your videos are phenomenal; I seriously think that your explanations are the best. I really wish you all the best and I hope this new channel would prosper and grow more than the other one.

[@OneManCircleFG]

Thank you for this video. You are the one of the best teachers I know and your lessons are the BEST. Thank you very much.

[@princekashyap6766]

Best video till date Commas are the most confusing Waiting for the next part

[@haymara2000]

Great work Adams. You did an outstanding high level class. You made it.

[@mariamkinen8036]

The best of your work, Adam! Thanks. Different structure coming. Use a comma

[@mariamkinen8036]

Adam, I thank for your work. The comma I still need to internalise, but I'm getting there. An example sentence. On account of (their) trying to hypnotise me, I got two doctors dismissed from their posts.:One a psychologist the other a GP. Would love to study

[@dhams2525]

You are an amazing teacher. Thank you for your genuine efforts to deliver impeccable English.

[@ghoulachafik7086]

Great video and plain explanation. Thank you Adam.

[@mumtazhamid]

Fantastic, restlessly waiting for remaining parts. KARACHI PAKISTAN

[@lwnaALiraq]

Thank you so much Mr. Adam for making this video

[@GHKD2491]

Thanks a lot. This video is so helpful.

[@mariamkinen8036]

Lot of stuff to immerse in but very good stuff. No comma. This is useful.👍🏻

[@ayushpatil4001]

This is exact what i was looking for. Thanks Adam

[@saradavila7535]

Thanks Adam. You are an amazing Profesor

[@TEDIELTS]

Great video. The serial comma (or Oxford comma) is the best. :)

[@alimd4358]

Excellent explanation of comma to us

[@PraveenKumar-ro3jy]

Sir, I love your way of teaching.

[@asmasiddika3268]

Thanks for sharing punctuation video.

[@ellyreads4886]

I always watch your videos the day they are released, but I had to prepare for today exam, Phonetics :). Thanks, dear Mr. Adam for focusing on the Comma, they sometimes get really confusing.

[@CcCc-vb8uk]

thank you very much sir god bless you keep going the good work

[@yenbui4600]

Thank you very much. It's really useful.

[@aliratuoluremi8978]

Emma always teach to understand.Great

[@ronenr1405]

What a great teacher 👨‍🏫

[@hawaslianas]

That was a very useful video thank you so much

[@shae_anwar]

- A and B - A, B, and C (NAmE) - A, B and C (BrE) - A, B, and C and D - C and D, A and B - A, extra information; B, extra information; and C, extra information - independent clause, and independent clause - ...: subject verb and verb. (Compound predicate) - ..., extra information - ..., extra information, ... - subject(X) verb(X) object/complement, and subjet (Y) verb(X) object/complement » subject(X) verb(X) object, complement*, subjet(Y) object/complement. [*The comma is there to avoid confusion] » subject(X) verb(X) object/complement, while lother similar subordinating conjuctions subject(Y) verb(Y) object/complement. - A, along with/as well as together with somebody, ... - both A and B - all/none/one of A, B, and/or/or C - either/neither A or/nor B -independent clause, FAN BOYS independent cause FANBOYS: 'for', 'and', 'nor', 'but', 'or', 'yet', and 'so' -

[@boopme100]

Should there be a semicolon after departments or after such as in paragraph at 4:31 minutes into your video.

[@SamaBRJ]

Thanks a bunch for your great videos. I have been a big fan of you since a very long time ago. I would be greatful if you upload part 2 and 3 of Comma rules. 😊👍

[@mrchrisknight315]

Where is video 2? Not made yet? You make great videos by the way.

[@matthewribnick4249]

GREAT video - thank YOU !!!

[@nadeemqasmi2262]

Smart teaching . Sir make videos on all punctuation

[@kaushalkathiria2312]

Exceptionally Great video and truly eye opener 👌👌👌

[@hamadaabbas6555]

Adam thanks for the lesson

[@clr905]

This guy is dope as hell.

[@doheesoyoungsmomkim4804]

So helpful :) Thanks!

[@Mila_burak44]

11:59 the drills will involve both native and non native speakers and will last 10 days. Why we don’t use comma here??

[@williamoverly1617]

Commas are critical to clarification in comprehension. The classic example: "Count out one thousand two hundred and seventy. " (Count out 1,270- or count out 1,200---and then 70 separately.) The comma before "and" makes a significant difference. Technical writers especially are notorious for failing to use commas when clarifying meaning.

[@margarethrossini9900]

Great video. Is Part 2 available?

[@intom1639]

Could you create a playlist for this series?

[@hamzaelfadli6715]

I have a big problem with camas very usefull video hope there will be another part for the dot,thank you.

[@fadymagdy7587]

Brilliant as usual. Are there any other parts for that?

[@Mila_burak44]

Why there’s a comma after in the past at 14:39 please clear this confusion

[@rshad4ever]

please I need part 2 and 3 as soon as possible because my TOEFL exam is so close please :")

[@sergeyp6544]

Hello Adam! Thanks for lessons! Would you not be so kind to explain me several things? I can't figure out how the structures be/was/were+ infinitive works.For example in a subjunctive mood(condition)

[@learnenglishwithhamid]

Adam, you always say ' write to the top'.

[@dalalihssn7922]

Thanks a lot 🙏🙏🙏

[@SpiritedHeart94]

When it comes to commas I tend to overuse them, so I have what I like to call “Shatner syndrome” in my writing because of it. This video was extremely helpful, so hopefully it won’t be so bad now. 😅😂

[@drnaz2939]

What a great teacher and best lesson as tips for testing on Engvid. Thank you God bless you always.

[@TripsandFeasts1]

Is the serial comma the same as an Oxford comma?

[@jhoannamariedemesa168]

May I respectfully ask if the use of commas in the following sentences is correct? I know that we only use comma when the subordinating conjunction begins a sentence; whereas, no comma is applied when the SC is used in the middle of a sentence. But I was told by some professors that sometimes this rule is not applicable, especially for parenthetical elements. 1. The physical opening of schools will depend on the risk severity, pursuant to guidelines of the Department of Health. 2. The Secretary is authorizing the holding of Saturday classes, through the conduct of. . . 3. The learning intervention shall formally open in August, while the program duration… 4. Marissa went to the party, though she would see her former lovers. 5. The students decide to play computer games, when they can use their free time meaningfully. 6. I stay positive in the course of global health crises, despite the lack of support from the government. Thank you very much, Sir, for sharing your knowledge.

[@PrettyHair09]

Why is there a comma before “but” ? 8:47

[@melqui7889]

it's a coordinate conjunctions. They makes a relationship between sentences, and this why you have to use them to make clear this relationship of contrast .

[@mariamkinen8036]

Jay Wat the clearest explanation is to use the comma between two IC's that include a S+ V

[@yandaneelu]

Hi Adam, Thanks a lot for your videos. Can I have the link for 3rd part as I've failed to find the same. Thank you

[@giovannapena2247]

Does anybody has the link of the following parts of the video ? I can’t find them in the list of his videos. Thanks!

[@Abu-Aley]

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[@nastaranzareie8151]

it was really useful. tnx

[@pearlromero5526]

Thank you sir Adam..

[@rababouktati2720]

hi adam i realy thank you so much for all your videos and i want to say that if you could do more execises

[@omaimaaboulfotouh]

Haven't you released the 2nd video yet? Because I am looking for it and unfortunately, can't find it.

[@josejoao1621]

Can we use a serial coma to solve the "compound problem", at the middle of the essay, even if initially we did not use it?

[@rajmanie970]

Hi sir. What websites can I practice English punctuation and capitalization? I will appreciate the assistance. Thank you

[@elouardisamia233]

Thank you soooooooooo much!

[@himanshusingh2621]

thank so much your valuable video guru ji adam would you mind what is the difference between to and than in comparison please explain me one again thank you so much from india .

[@soroushm9820]

you're a gift

[@giovannisanseviero5726]

What if "and" isn't used and a comma separates the addition information? Example: Porters hop off the excavator, clutching picks and shovels. Example: Luca swats at the kid's grasping fingers, knocking the boy down. Example: Annie comes back down, seeing a light on. I hope you can help. Thanks!

[@funtoayenakin5753]

This is so good Wow!.

[@mariamkinen8036]

We need to stick with what it is that we want. An embedded noun/ relative clause. ?

[@nahedsoliman6509]

Thank you very much.

[@justgonegaming307]

Hi, I have a question: Do you use a comma after the words "so" and "well" when you start with these on sentences? Also, do you place a comma after "obviously" when it's used this way: He attended the graduation yesterday, and them obviously attended the ball afterwards. Please respond. Thank you so much for your time and for the video.

[@justgonegaming307]

@DANIEL GHEIASVAND What do you suggest?

[@meow_meow8216]

Hello! Thank you so much for your videos. I have a question though. "In the past, schools encouraged boys to pursue engineering and they encouraged girls to pursue the arts" - I still can use a comma here, can't I? Or because of it being a compound I can't? Then why we used a comma in "...they must be native born, and they must speak all the country's official languages..."?

[@skeptic8364]

YOUR VIDSE AER SOO AMAXOING ,AND ARE GRAET

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[@traynewbee5525]

Thanks Adam, this is very useful. But the problem is I'm afraid my professor is not familiar with the comma usage either... ;D

[@Neil-iu5wo]

Can't find part two :(

[@arkapravag]

Thanks a lot for your video. I have a question. You mentioned, the sentence "General, along with his officers, will attend the ceremony." has a singular subject. Does it mean when the same sentence will be used in the present tense, will be based on the singular subject also, i.e. "General, along with his officers, is attending the meeting now."?

[@elvst3331]

Arka Prava Ghosh yes

[@mariamkinen8036]

Thank you , Adam. So you can separate two items with, and? As far as i 'm using the right term? ...encouraged boys to pursue engineering ,and girls the art.

[@japhetanciado7999]

yup. the sentence will be now compound predicate. encouraged boys to pursue engineering ,and girls the art. if you just type girls the art,it wont make sense since it is a dependent clause.

[@sanaullah9967]

Karachi to receive heavy rain on Friday, Saturday: MET office. Is COMMA used correctly in the above sentence?

[@dedam288]

sorry but i appreciate if you can explain to me about the sentence : most people ..., but unless an item is on sale,...' . Why this sentence is ' a adverb phrase ' ? i have question about .

[@Abu-Aley]

08:45 "mailed-in (a) hard copy" shouldn't an indefinite article "A" have been used before "hard copy"? Cheers, Ahmad,

[@mariamkinen8036]

47Sukhoi I believe you need the a

[@tashumedi2332]

Sir ... If There Are Multiple Commas And No Semicolon Is there As we see in NewsPaper .... Then How Can We Understand it...?? Plz Can u Explain This...??👍

[@demi3115]

I'm not expecting an answer as this is 2 years old already, but your first example is confusing me. There's a big difference in 'A,B, and C' and 'A, B and C'. In the first one you're naming 3 groups, in the second B and C belong together, and can't be seperated. Or should you use or in that case?

[@MiguelMGraziottin]

Thanks Adam. I have one question. In "..they do not purchase much, IF anything". What exactly means the word IF. Of course, I understand the context, but I never read this word with this meaning. Thank you again.

[@MiguelMGraziottin]

Write to Top In this case IF could be replaced by ALMOST?

[@MiguelMGraziottin]

Ok.Thanks again.I'm preparing for the IELTS and I'm think grammar is essential matter

[@piedadlorenserrano196]

Teacher, I have a question. Is right the use of comma in this written? For that reason, in my opinion is very important that students use some learning strategies in order to practice the listening and speaking skills in their free time as well as in the classroom.

[@piedadlorenserrano196]

Write to Top, wooooo teacher thank you very much for your correction it's very important for me. :)

[@ShawnDypxz]

@@WritetotheTop When will the part 2 of this series be uploaded?

[@wshsushs-8y37]

Thanks Adam

[@balayetahmmed6116]

I don't understand ( with but/ir, same rules apply). please, explain it here.