0 Hi,02br 00Is it a rule that a comma must be placed whenever two independent clauses are connected by a conjunction, regardless whether two (or possibly more) clauses are related very closely in content and thus possibly no pause would facilitate the understanding? Can you thnk of one case where a comma might not be necessary for that reason? 02br 02br 00He went into the store (comma??) and he searched for the item his mother wanted him to get.02br 00He pushed the door open (comma??) and the person who was standing outside was his cousin. 02br 02br 00One more question:02br 00Should I say 'Saturday' or 'Saturdays'? Makes no difference?02br 00Do you usually play tennis on Saturday? Yes, I usually play tennis on Saturday. 0-
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1i 00He went into the store 01b 00and02b 00 he searched for the item his mother wanted him to get. 02i 01b 00[connected02b 01i 02br 00 He pushed the door open. 01b 00The02b 00 person who was standing outside was his cousin.
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1i00He went into the store 01b00and02b00 he searched for the item his mother wanted him to get. 02i01b00[connected02b01i02br 00 He pushed the door open. 01b00The02b00 person who was standing outside was his cousin. 02i00 01b00[not connected02b0-