You should use a comma before 'but' when there is a subject following it.

You should use a comma before 'but' when there is a subject following it.، اختبر فهمك للدرس من كتاب اللغة الإنجليزية للصف الأول المتوسط، الفصل الدراسي الأول، المنهج السعودي. اقرأ السؤال مرة وبعدين شوف الإجابة المعتمدة.

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سؤال : You should use a comma before 'but' when there is a subject following it.?

A) True

B) False

إجابة الطالب هي:
True

1 إجابة وحدة

You should use a comma before 'but' when there is a subject following it.

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إجابتك

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أسئلة مشابهة

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You should use a comma before 'but' when there is a subject following it.

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