Question

how do i know where too place comma's.

Answer 1

i put them in every spot they need to go

Answer 2

Thanks collin.

Answer 3

when trying to join two independant clauses. So say something that has a subject or predicate that makes sense by itself after that use a comma and conjunction (like for, and, but, theremore, however) followed by another independant clause.

Answer 4

subject and predicate**

Answer 5

try saying it out loud, where ever you would pause for a moment is where a comma should usually go.

Answer 6

This may help: http://is.gd/gN4KSk

Answer 7

Use commas to separate two main clauses that are connected by a coordinating conjunction. That just means that when you join two things that could be sentences on their own with a word such as “and,” “but,” or “or,” you need a comma before the conjunction:
Squiggly ran to the forest, and Aardvark chased the peeves.

Answer 8

Well said guys ;)