Sentence Correction (SC) | Re: Though Homo habilis made blunt cutting tools, Neanderthals fashioned

Heyrahul16singh28 ,

It depends on the structure of the sentence. If you are using the information before the "To" infinitive as a modifier such that we do have another comma before the start of the modifier, then it is perfectly fine to use a comma.

For example:

I am drinking water, to get hydrated.
Here, the usage is wrong. You cannot have a comma before "To"


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