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Just making sure. When using a conjunction like "and" or "but" you put the comma after it correct? Say if i said "She likes eggs but, he doesn't." Was that right? Im just making sure for my report :] thank you
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You put the comma before, as in "He likes eggs, but she doesn't." It is not necessary to have a comma at all though. It is more "proper" to have one, but if for example you were writing fiction and wanted to give the sense that a character was speaking hurriedly, then not having a comma is still punctuationally accurate as I am lead to understand it.
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When using a conjunction like "and" or "but" you put the comma before.
Example: "She likes eggs, but he doesn't."
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No you do not.
Ex: I was putting away the forks and, the spoons
^ That would be the wrong way
Ex: I was putting away the forks,and the spoons
^ That would be the correct way.
The comma always goes before the conjunction, not after.
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no, you dont
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no it is supposed to come before the and or but. so it would look like this.
"she likes eggs, but he doesnt."
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No, before.
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