Why does a comma need to follow the word rain in this sentence?this is the following question, The weather guy said that it was supposed to rain but I don't see a drop coming from the sky yet!

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Why does a comma need to follow the word rain in this sentence?this is the following question, The weather guy said that it was supposed to rain but I don't see a drop coming from the sky yet!

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always....ALWAYS!!! when theres a conjunction....u put a comma right after it...i hope this helps!!!

Robert Petermeier answered Apr 27, 2018

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Whenever there is a conjunction word in a sentence, you should always use a comma.

Feras Al Sous answered May 2, 2018

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