The comma rules for using dependent clauses are:
If the DC goes before the IC, put a comma after the DC.
Example 1: If I call you, you should answer. (DC comma IC)
If the IC goes before the DC, you don't need a comma between them.
Example 2: You should answer if I call you. (IC no comma DC)
Using Commas with Adverb Clauses 1
Answers
- Because of their distinct facial features, the panda bear is easily recognized.
- Although the polar bear lives in cold climates, it doesn’t get cold.
- While the lion may look cute, I don’t recommend trying to cuddle with it.
- Since they have a horn-shaped nose, they can defend themselves against prey.
- If you want to see all these animals in one place, you should visit the zoo.
- Until they are saved, rhinoceros remain endangered.
- Even though they are vegetarians, rhinoceros weigh up to 1000 pounds.
- Because polar bears might lose their habitat, they are under the threat of endangerment.
- Because it seeks protection, the baby elephant stands underneath its mother.
- When you see a lion in the wild, do not approach it.
