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I'll write an example
Hopefully I will get 2 walks in before the weekend, and it won't rain
Hopefully I will get 2 walks in and it won't rain
Which is correct? I never know where to or whether to put a comma  |
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"I mean before the and"
Actually, it's OK to use a comma before and only when it separates two independent clauses.
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The first is grammatically correct. Use a comma before a conjunction when there are 2 independent clauses.
'I went on Fab, and I decided to view The Lounge'.
Both independent therefore a comma to separate.
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