Learn to properly use commas: 8 rules on how to use a comma in English to improve your writing

Learn to properly use commas: 8 rules on how to use a comma in English to improve your writing.

Todays' video is a continuation of the series: everything you need to know about punctuation and we're going learn 8 different ways we can use the beloved comma.

Much like it's distant cousins the semicolon and colon, the comma is very commonly misused.

And as we learned in the previous video, incorrectly using the comma can mean the difference between life and death!

So if you want to master your punctuation skills, then keep watching!

⏱️ Timestamps
Intro: 00:00
Rule 1: Separate words/word groups - 00:30
Rule 2: Separate adjectives - 02:40
Rule 3: After a dependent clause - 03:31
Rule 4: After an introductory clause - 04:46
Rule 5: Non-restrictive elements/appositives - 05:31
Rule 6: Between 2 independent clauses - 06:58
Rule 7: Indicated direct address - 07:25
Rule 8: Refer to direct quotations - 07:54

Subordinating Conjunctions:
1. After
2. Although
3. As
4. As if
5. Once
6. Provided (that)
7. Rather than
8. Since
9. As long as
10. As much as
11. As soon as
12. As though
13. Because
14. Even
15. Even if
16. Even though
17. Inasmuch
18. Just
19. Now
20. Why
21. Till
22. Unless
23. When
24. Though
25. So that
26. Which
27. Whether
28. Whereas
29. Unless
30. Supposing

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How to properly use the comma: 8 rules on how to use a comma in English to improve your writing

Todays' video is a continuation of the series: everything you need to know about punctuation and we're going learn 8 different ways we can use the beloved comma.

Much like it's distant cousins the semicolon and colon, the comma is very commonly misused.

And as we learned in the previous video, incorrectly using the comma can mean the difference between life and death!

So if you want to master your punctuation skills, then keep watching!

⏱️ Timestamps
Intro - 00:00
Rule 1: Separate words/word groups - 00:30
Rule 2: Separate adjectives - 02:40
Rule 3: After a dependent clause - 03:31
Rule 4: After an introductory clause - 04:46
Rule 5: Non-restrictive elements/appositives - 05:31
Rule 6: Between 2 independent clauses - 06:58
Rule 7: Indicated direct address - 07:25
Rule 8: Refer to direct quotations - 07:54

Subordinating Conjunctions:
1. After
2. Although
3. As
4. As if
5. Once
6. Provided (that)
7. Rather than
8. Since
9. As long as
10. As much as
11. As soon as
12. As though
13. Because
14. Even
15. Even if
16. Even though
17. Inasmuch
18. Just
19. Now
20. Why
21. Till
22. Unless
23. When
24. Though
25. So that
26. Which
27. Whether
28. Whereas
29. Unless
30. Supposing

🎥 FILMING EQUIPMENT


🎈 PROMOS

- Get TUBEBUDDY - ITSDASHA20
- Get a 60% SCHOLARSHIP at Pearson College London by using DAR.SHA.MIDA

WHO AM I?
I’m Dasha and I’m a former legal professional living my best life in London. On this channel I share with you a super useful tips on learning languages, English, personal development and fun stories.

Born Soviet-Ukraine, raised in Dubai and Cyprus, I'm currently based in London. I'm a global nomad with an artillery of 6 (going 7!) languages.

GET IN TOUCH / BUSINESS:
If you’d like to talk, I’d love to hear from you. DM @its_dasha_lev on Instagram and I'll happily get back to you!

#howtousecomma #punctuation #writingskills

[saranrai]

M getting lot of information so Thankyou so much for that excited what will be the next

[greenrexenigma]

Its good to know that its ok to a comma before the word and, it feld right when I was doing it, but I wasn't sure :p