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If you start a sentence with an introductory adverb or an introductory phrase, you should use a comma.

If you start a sentence with an introductory adverb or an introductory phrase, you should use a comma.

In English, we don't use a comma after "said" (or similar verbs) in indirect speach

In English, we don't use a comma after "said" (or similar verbs) in indirect speach.

Don't use a comma before "than" in comparative sentences.

Don't use a comma before "than" in comparative sentences.

Don't use a comma before "than" in comparative sentences.

Don't use a comma before "than" in comparative sentences.

Kein Komma - "who", "hose", "which and "where" - used to show which person, place or thing we're talking about.

Kein Komma - "who", "hose", "which and "where" - used to show which person, place or thing we're talking about.

Kein Komma - "who", "hose", "which and "where" - used to show which person, place or thing we're talking about.

(=wie im Deutschen)

"to", "in order to" - kein Komma

"to", "in order to" - kein Komma

if-clause im 2.Teil, daher kein Komma

if-clause im 2.Teil, daher kein Komma

if-clause

if-clause

if-clause

durchgesungen

=Straße in New York

New Yorkers call the street Sixth Abenue. On street signs you can read the real name.