When the dependent clause precedes the independent clause, a comma (,) should follow the dependent clause to separate it from the independent clause.
Other basic uses of the Comma in the English language
Besides separating independent and dependent clauses, the comma is also used:
- After an introductory phrase
- between all items that are listed in a series
- to indicate direct address
- to set off direct quotations
- to set off nonrestrictive clauses etc.
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