Punctuation : Comma
"INITAIL Vs FINAL Clause Placement"
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| A comma is placed after when+ clause if it is placed before the main clause. The comma marks the separation of the two clauses. | |
| DEPENDENT CLAUSE | INDEPENDENT CLAUSE |
| When you called, | he was watching his baby. |
| While he was talking, | he was holding his newborn. |
FINAL Cause Placement
No comma is used if the When-clause is placed after the main calused.
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE DEPENDENT CLAUSE
He was watching his baby, When you called.
He was holding his newborn, While he was talking.
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