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C1

Writing & proofreading: where the comma goes

Everything you need to place a comma the way a Serbian reader actually reads one, in one path. Start with the logical, not syntactic, rule - a bound clause takes none, a fronted one takes one, a restrictive који takes none, a non-restrictive one takes two - learn the vocabulary of writing and proofreading a text, take six guided lessons that build from each rule to correcting every trap a Russian-background writer makes with it, listen to an editor walk an author through a real draft's mistakes, read a short essay about the comma that demonstrates its own rules in plain sight, write about editing a text of your own, and finally read aloud a sentence with two embedded clauses.

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