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He might play soccer this fall or he might decide to play football. After which word should a comma be added to separate two independent clauses? fall or soccer decide
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He might play soccer this fall or he might decide to play football.

After which word should a comma be added to separate two independent clauses?


fall
or
soccer
decide

User PrimRock
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The comma should go right after : fall
So the first choice would be your answer.
User Pawel Kiszka
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put a comma in after fall (this fall, or he might)because if you are combining two sentences with a conjunction (for and nor but or yet so) you put the comma before the conjunction
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