: Re: Where should I place a comma in this sentence? "Hatha yoga is also a great form to use because it combines both spiritual and physical attributes which could help beginners find out what they

@Reiling826

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Punctuation is a style issue. As such, you can determine as the writer the message you want your readers to understand.

A nonessential clause is an unnecessary piece of information which adds explanation to a sentence. It is separated by commas or em-dashes or parentheses from the rest of the sentence (or a single comma or em-dash or parentheses at the end of a sentence). The sentence should be clear without the nonessential clause.

An essential clause occurs when it cannot be separated from the main clause without altering the meaning of the sentence. Essential clauses generally do not take commas.

I would say your clause starting with which is necessary to convey the information hath yoga is good for beginners, and it is thus an essential clause.

I would say no comma but neither is incorrect.

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