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Hi Tom In this case, I'd say the comma was used to separate the person for whom you felt sympathy from the reason for the sympathy: - I felt for her. = This is a complete sentence meaning "I felt sympathy for her." (i.e. I felt sympathy for a woman.) - The reason I felt sympathy for her was that...

Anonymous wrote: Can someone please help pointing out the 'disputed usages' in the following sentences: 1) He was out at a meeting and couldn't be contacted all day. 2) His second plan is not as imaginative as his first but it is more credible. Thanks, Eva 1. He was out at...