Tim's Comma Rules

     Tim's Three Comma Rules


1. If the first part of a sentence "sets the stage," then use a comma.
     example: It was a dark and stormy night,...
     (this introductory phrase changes the meaning of the rest of the sentence.)

2. A complete and uninterrupted thought needs no comma.

3. Put commas, consistently, on both sides of interrupting ideas.
                      These three rules should serve you well...(mostly)

    For the rest of the rules: see... More than you ever wanted to know about commas!

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