0Hi, I recently wrote a paper for a class and was told that several of my commas were in error. I offset some prepositional phrases with commas and was told that this is incorrect. I am pretty sure I do this often, but I have never before had a teacher tell me it is wrong. One of the teacher's rules of commas is to set off unessential elements, but apparently there is an exception if the element is a prepositional phrase? 02br 00 Here are my sentences:02br 00 Though the study is not large, with results that can be generalized, it provides a successful framework that could be used by other pharmacies to develop similar programs.02br 00 Like the research articles, the next two sections, on tools for advancing pharmacy practice and experience, are intended to provide information to pharmacists. 02br 02br 00Thanks for your insights. 0-
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0Hi,02br 02br 01font 00I recently wrote a paper for a class and was told that several of my commas were in error. I offset some prepositional phrases with commas and was told that this is incorrect. I am pretty sure I do this often, but I have never before had a teacher tell me it is wrong.
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0Hi,02br 02br 01font00I recently wrote a paper for a class and was told that several of my commas were in error. I offset some prepositional phrases with commas and was told that this is incorrect. I am pretty sure I do this often, but I have never before had a teacher tell me it is wrong. One of the teacher's rules of commas is to set off unessen