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References External links Category:Living people Category:1996 births Category:Indian bloggersQ: Does "walk by" need a comma? I've always heard that the comma is not needed when a verb is followed by by and an adjective, such as the following: I ate by myself. However, it seems the verb walk is tricky, in that it has a meaning of go without doing something, and a meaning of walk with something. I walked by alone. I walked alone. I looked for a dictionary for a definitive answer, and all the dictionaries I found either say that the comma is optional, or that it's not common. Is it common to omit the comma in the sentence above? Is it standard to have it or not? A: It's a matter of personal style. In general, if you have a comma after a preceding verb, you have it after a following adverb. When you want to emphasize that the subject is walking alone, omit the comma. I walked by alone. I walked alone. A: In North American English, it's not used. When the comma is used, it is used to indicate the absence of a following verb. I am using that font. I would like some ice cream. I went in the back door. The coffee was bitter. These are examples of commas used in the preceding (or indeed, preceding) sentence and do not require a comma in the following sentence. But there are many other sentences where it is necessary. I have seen a movie. (has seen) I am going to walk. (is going) None of the above require a comma, because the first verb is followed by an adjective. If, however, you have a verb following a preposition and the preposition means that you're doing the verb, then a comma is required after the preposition. He went to sleep. (went) He looked in the mirror. (looked) He went to London last week. (went) The preposition here means "while" (or "while being"). Note, however, that the word you have is not a preposition, but a conjunction. She ate by herself. (by) *mollis* (syn. *campestris*


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References External links Category:Living people Category:1996 births Category:Indian bloggersQ: Does "walk by" need a comma? I've always heard that the comma is not needed when a verb is followed by by and an adjective, such as the following: I
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