AnotherGmater wrote:
AR15J wrote:
We can leave the subject when two actions are separated by And/or, but , in that case, we don't put "COMMA" before And/OR. "COMMA" before And/OR can only be put when we join two independent clauses.
I went to the market and purchased some fruits. (Correct, because subject is same and there is no "COMMA" before "AND".
Not necessarily. I think comma in your first example comma is optional. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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