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NOT ONLY/BUT ALSO
If “but also” in the second part of a sentence introduces an independent clause, it must be preceded by a comma:
“Not only” is pals with “but also,”
Relating two parts of a sentence.
Though not often chummy with commas,
They'll take one that serves independence.
“Not only” is pals with “but also,”
Relating two parts of a sentence.
Though not often chummy with commas,
They'll take one that serves independence.
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