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comma that joins

The comma placed before a coordinating conjunction linking two independent clauses.

A comma that joins is placed immediately before a coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS) when it links two independent clauses into a compound sentence.

Examples

  • She wanted pizza, and he wanted tacos.

See also

coordinating conjunction independent clause
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