Tony Stark wanted a flock of backyard chickens but, there was no good place in his yard for them to live. is this sentence correct. Are there supposed to be no commas?

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John Sparwasser · Answer 1 · 2022-09-30T17:30:03+0000

I think that the comma should go before “but”. This is a compound sentence, meaning that there are two independent clauses. By adding “,but”, it creates the compound aspect.

Tony Stark wanted a flock of backyard chickens but, there was no good place in his yard for them to live. is this sentence correct. Are there supposed to be no commas?

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