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=== difference between few & "a few" ===
=== difference between few & a few ===
* ''few''  
* ''few''  
** a determiner (adjective) indicating a small amount or quantity
** a determiner (adjective) indicating a small amount or quantity
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* see  
* see  
** https://www.dailywritingtips.com/because-of-and-due-to/
** https://www.dailywritingtips.com/because-of-and-due-to/
difference between commas splice and run-on sentence
* comma splice =
** independent clauses combined by a comma and without a coordinating conjunction (i.e., "I ate, I slept" v. "I ate, and I slept")
* run-on sentence =
** independent clauses combined without any punctuation (i.e., "I ate I slept" v. "I ate, and I slept")
** note that "then" is an adverb, so "I ate, then I slept" is technically incorrect
*** correct: "I ate, and then I slept" or "I ate then slept"