Home/Common Mistakes/Writing/Commas/Don’t use a comma to separate a verb from its direct object
Home/Common Mistakes/Writing/Commas/Don’t use a comma to separate a verb from its direct object

Don’t use a comma to separate a verb from its direct object

Don’t use a comma to separate a verb from its direct object or complement.

  • The dog knew immediately, that the fridge was open.
    (verb/knew – object/fridge)
    The dog knew immediately that the fridge was open.