Consequently, it makes me feel bad.Sometimes, I read some sentences in my technical books whose sentence structure is not known to me rather I do not know the rules associated with them for being able to make sentences in that way.I have shown some examples of those.ġ.We have a finance dept. Moreover, I always think that what I am doing/learning/understanding is incorrect. I would like you to thank for correcting my sentences which I included in my last comment.I have understood my mistakes after reading the rectified ones corrected by you.Today, I intend to tell you something.Sometimes, I feel that it is not possible for me to learn this language properly as I can’t keep a belief in myself. I want to improve my English, but I don’t know how. Today I was tired, so I went to bed early. I visit engvid everyday, and I love the videos on the site. Here are some more examples of this comma rule.

This is the comma rule for what are called FANBOYS: For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so. Therefore, we don’t need a comma before ‘but’.

If the phrase after ‘but’ cannot be its own sentence, we don’t use a comma. ‘But’ actually joins two sentences together.

‘I don’t like watching TV’ can be its own sentence because it has a subject (I) and a verb (don’t like watching. I like watching movies, but I don’t like watching TV. We use a comma before ‘but’ if the phrase (clause) after it can be its own sentence.

Comma splice sentence