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comma before zero relative pronoun (that): the bliss, nature can

Thread starter younghotbrain23
Start date Jun 6, 2012

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younghotbrain23

Member

chandigarh, India

hindi and english

Jun 6, 2012

#1

"there is absolutely no limit to the bliss nature can offer"

Is the quoted text correct or there should be a comma after bliss?

Thanks

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Man_from_India

Senior Member

India

Jun 6, 2012

#2

It depends on the writer's choice. Placing a comma there or omitting it - both are acceptable and correct.

ewie

ewie

Senior Member

Manchester

English English

Jun 6, 2012

#3

I wouldn't dream of putting a comma after bliss: it would make no sense to do so and would make nonsense of the sentence.

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younghotbrain23

Member

chandigarh, India

hindi and english

Jun 6, 2012

#4

Thanks both.
ewie- i agree with the nonsense part.

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scrotgrot

Senior Member

English - English

Jun 6, 2012

#5

Commas do not delineate subordinate clauses in English << German speculation deleted >>.

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