Posted: Aug 4th, 2015 - 11:48 am In Reply to:Audit Question - of the Day
One uses a comma before and, but, or IF they separate two independent phrases (can stand alone as a sentence).
He ... but is on his feet all the time:
in this case is on his feet all the time is a dependent clause
If the sentence was
He... , but HE is on his feet all the time: You would need a comma since HE is on his feet all the time can stand alone as a sentence.
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