Comma before "SO"

If so, please give me a call so we can set up some opportunities for you.

Why no comma after "call". I always always thought to use a comma before FANBOYS if it followed by an independent clause. Please explain.

I always thought it should be "If so, please give me a call, so we can set up some opportunities for you."

asked Jan 19 at 18:38

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You are correct in your assumption. 'So' is a coordinating conjuction in this sentence, so the comma is required. You could substitute 'and'.

If so, please give me a call, so we can set up some opportunities for you.

If so, please give me a call, and we can set up some opportunities for you.

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answered Jan 19 at 19:26

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