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A comma is usually not needed when a sentence includes an extra phrase beginning with the wordawhich bthat cbutdhowever?
I'd like to help you. I couldn't read part of your question so I'm not sure if this is what you wanted to know. I use a comma after - but and however. My sentence wouldn't usually have both words in it. You could say it like: Grandma's house is white, but however, the trim is green. If your sentence starts with "which" you don't need a comma.
Do you put a comma before or after the word including?
It depends on the sentence, but you generally place it before. Here's an example: "White light contains all other light spectra, including blue, red, green, etc..." An example of a sentence in which you would place a comma both before and after is "White light contains all other light spectra, including, but not limited to blue, red and green." See the related links for more information.
Do you put a comma after the second word in a sequence of 3?
It can be either way, although it is more common to leave out the comma. The comma, if used, is called the Oxford comma, the Harvard comma(,) or the serial comma, where the first two refer to prestigious universities and the third refers to the series of items.
Do you put a comma after the last 'and' in a list?
No! Here is an example of wrong comma use in a list: We had oranges, apples, and, pears. Correct comma use: We had oranges, apples, and pears. Some may even argue that the comma before and is optional. Also, don't use commas if each word in a list is separated by "and" or "or" or another conjunction. Right: My cat is brown and orange and black and white. You could have popcorn or chips or pretzels or cookies. Wrong: My cat is brown, and orange, and black, and white. You could have popcorn, or chips, or pretzels, or cookies.
White truck simple sentence?
My dad drives a white truck.
Do you need a comma in the sentence you love steamed white rice?
No.
Do you say Tom was wearing a blue Jeans comma and a white and brown cap or Tom was wearing a blue Jeans and a white and brown cap With or without the comma?
No article goes with blue jeans, and no comma goes in the sentence. It should read Tom was wearing blue jeans and a white and brown cap. I think with comma blue jeans, and a white and brown cap
A comma is usually not needed when a sentence includes an extra phrase beginning with the wordawhich bthat cbutdhowever?
I'd like to help you. I couldn't read part of your question so I'm not sure if this is what you wanted to know. I use a comma after - but and however. My sentence wouldn't usually have both words in it. You could say it like: Grandma's house is white, but however, the trim is green. If your sentence starts with "which" you don't need a comma.
What are some delicious steamed oyster recipes that you recommend trying?
Some delicious steamed oyster recipes to try include steamed oysters with garlic butter, steamed oysters with soy sauce and ginger, and steamed oysters with a splash of white wine and herbs.
What is the most common Chinese Food?
Steamed white rice
What does chinese people eat?
steamed white codricenoodles grilled or steamed chickensteamed vegetablesvegetablescat meatdog meatduckchickenand rice
How many calories are in 13 cups of steamed white rice?
3143 calories
How many calories are there in a half cup of boiled rice?
In steamed short-grain white rice, there are:approx 134 calories in a ½ cup.In steamed long-grain white rice, there are:approx 103 calories in a ½ cup.In steamed medium-grain white rice, there are:approx 121 calories in a ½ cup
What is the coorect punctuation for this sentence Viking sailors carried white shields as they entered seaports white later became a symbol for peace?
The correct punctuation for the sentence is: "Viking sailors carried white shields as they entered seaports, which later became a symbol for peace." This version uses a comma to separate the two clauses and clarifies the relationship between them.
What logo is a red comma on a white ball?
Vodafone!
Whats the most common food that Chinese people eat?
steamed white rice
How many calories does steamed rice have?
Calories in steamed riceHere are examples for white, brown, wild, and Chinese restaurant type steamed rice.In Chinese restaurant type white, there are:approx 42 calories in 1 oz or 28g of steamed riceapprox 84 calories in 2 oz or 57g of steamed riceapprox 147 calories in 3½ or 100g of steamed riceapprox 168 calories in 4 oz or 114g of steamed riceapprox 252 calories in 6 oz or 170g of steamed riceapprox 336 calories in 8 oz or 227g of steamed riceapprox 420 calories in 10 oz or 284g of steamed riceapprox 504 calories in 12 oz or 340g of steamed riceapprox 672 calories in 16 oz or 454g of steamed riceapprox calories in 1 cup of steamed rice.In long-grain white, there are:approx 36-37 calories in 1 oz or 28g of steamed riceapprox 74 calories in 2 oz or 57g of steamed riceapprox 126 calories in 3½ or 100g of steamed riceapprox 148 calories in 4 oz or 114g of steamed riceapprox 222 calories in 6 oz or 170g of steamed riceapprox 296 calories in 8 oz or 227g of steamed riceapprox 370 calories in 10 oz or 284g of steamed riceapprox 444 calories in 12 oz or 340g of steamed riceapprox 592 calories in 16 oz or 454g of steamed riceapprox 205 calories in 1 cup of steamed rice.In medium-grain white, there are:approx 36-37 calories in 1 oz or 28g of steamed riceapprox 74 calories in 2 oz or 57g of steamed riceapprox 126 calories in 3½ or 100g of steamed riceapprox 148 calories in 4 oz or 114g of steamed riceapprox 222 calories in 6 oz or 170g of steamed riceapprox 296 calories in 8 oz or 227g of steamed riceapprox 370 calories in 10 oz or 284g of steamed riceapprox 444 calories in 12 oz or 340g of steamed riceapprox 592 calories in 16 oz or 454g of steamed riceapprox 242 calories in 1 cup of steamed rice.In short-grain white, there are:approx 36-37 calories in 1 oz or 28g of steamed riceapprox 74 calories in 2 oz or 57g of steamed riceapprox 130 calories in 3½ or 100g of steamed riceapprox 148 calories in 4 oz or 114g of steamed riceapprox 222 calories in 6 oz or 170g of steamed riceapprox 296 calories in 8 oz or 227g of steamed riceapprox 370 calories in 10 oz or 284g of steamed riceapprox 444 calories in 12 oz or 340g of steamed riceapprox 592 calories in 16 oz or 454g of steamed riceapprox 267 calories in 1 cup of steamed rice.In wild rice, there are:approx 28 calories in 1 oz or 28g of steamed riceapprox 56 calories in 2 oz or 57g of steamed riceapprox 98 calories in 3½ or 100g of steamed riceapprox 112 calories in 4 oz or 114g of steamed riceapprox 168 calories in 6 oz or 170g of steamed riceapprox 224 calories in 8 oz or 227g of steamed riceapprox 280 calories in 10 oz or 284g of steamed riceapprox 336 calories in 12 oz or 340g of steamed riceapprox 448 calories in 16 oz or 454g of steamed riceapprox 166 calories in 1 cup of steamed rice.In long-grain brown, there are:approx 31 calories in 1 oz or 28g of steamed riceapprox 62 calories in 2 oz or 57g of steamed riceapprox 106 calories in 3½ or 100g of steamed riceapprox 124 calories in 4 oz or 114g of steamed riceapprox 186 calories in 6 oz or 170g of steamed riceapprox 248 calories in 8 oz or 227g of steamed riceapprox 310 calories in 10 oz or 284g of steamed riceapprox 372 calories in 12 oz or 340g of steamed riceapprox 496 calories in 16 oz or 454g of steamed riceapprox 216 calories in 1 cup of steamed rice.In medium-grain brown, there are:approx 31-32 calories in 1 oz or 28g of steamed riceapprox 64 calories in 2 oz or 57g of steamed riceapprox 112 calories in 3½ or 100g of steamed riceapprox 128 calories in 4 oz or 114g of steamed riceapprox 192 calories in 6 oz or 170g of steamed riceapprox 256 calories in 8 oz or 227g of steamed riceapprox 320 calories in 10 oz or 284g of steamed riceapprox 384 calories in 12 oz or 340g of steamed riceapprox 512 calories in 16 oz or 454g of steamed riceapprox 218 calories in 1 cup of steamed rice.For the calorie content of the vegetables and fruit to serve with steamed rice, and vegetable and fruit calorie charts, which you may use as daily guides, see the page links, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.
