Yes! Finally! Thank you for battling against the crime that is comma splice.
I don't even know what comma splice is.
But thank you!
Comma splice is when you combine two independent clauses (complete sentences) by a comma, when really what you should use is a conjunction and a comma, or a semicolon.
Comma splice is when you combine two independent clauses (complete sentences) by a comma, when really what you should use is a conjunction and a comma, or a semicolon.
So it's basically using a comma when you shouldn't.
Comma splice is when you combine two independent clauses (complete sentences) by a comma, when really what you should use is a conjunction and a comma, or a semicolon.
So it's basically using a comma when you shouldn't.
Comma splice is when you combine two independent clauses (complete sentences) by a comma, when really what you should use is a conjunction and a comma, or a semicolon.
So it's basically using a comma when you shouldn't.
Saying that is like defining the word "dog" as "a thing with a nose." Because a dog is a thing with a nose, but there are specific things that make it more specific; likewise, a comma splice is an incorrect use of a comma, but it's a specific type of incorrect use of a comma.
