What is the difference between a phrase and a clause?: Difference between revisions
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Ex. She owns a house in Atlanta, Georgia; and apartment in Houston, Texas, and a condominium in New York City, New York. | Ex. She owns a house in Atlanta, Georgia; and apartment in Houston, Texas, and a condominium in New York City, New York. | ||
A comma must be used to before clauses that begin with who, which, that, whose or whom. | |||
Ex. Rebecca, who lives on Sunnybrook Farm, is in the sixth grade. | |||
A comma must be used before an adverb when it is used to join clauses. | |||
Ex. She drove her car on the Interstate 75, where many accidents have occurred. | |||