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The Oxford Comma

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Subordinate clauses are dependent clauses which begin with a subordinating conjunction. If the subordinate clause comes before your independent clause, use a comma at the end of the subordinate. Example: Because I have a big day tomorrow, I have to get plenty of rest Note: “Because I have a big day tomorrow” is a subordinate clause.

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