Do I need a comma here, 'I like my school so I'm happy here'?
Do I need a comma before 'so'? Should I write like this 'I like my school, so I'm happy here'?
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Yes, because these two phrases are independent clauses, meaning they can stand alone as a sentence.
Like this ->
"I like my school. I'm happy here."
So by adding so/and/but, you could connect them.
"I like my school, so I'm happy here."
I hope that makeeps sense ~^^
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Yes, you would have a comma there. "I like my school, so I am happy here"
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Thank you, Jason!
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I like my school; I'm happy here.
I like my school, so I'm happy here
I like my school. I'm happy here.
I like my school; therefore, I'm happy here.
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