Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Can a gerund use a comma?
Hello, can a “gerund” use a comma? See below for an example of a gerund which uses a comma, so it looks like “the participial phrase”.
Replacing one or two meals of fish flakes with live food each week, will improve your goldfish’s digestion.
Replacing one or two meals of fish flakes with live food each week, will improve your goldfish’s digestion.
Top answer
There is no need for a comma in that sentence.
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