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Paragraph Practice 2

For each of the questions below decide whether a comma is needed or not.

Many experts recommend buying an inexpensive home in an expensive neighborhood __1__ (comma/no comma) because its property value is likely to increase. A home is also a good investment for a young person __2__ (comma/no comma) because it usually builds equity and has tax benefits. However, because they can't afford the down payment for a house __3__ (comma/no comma) some young adults end up paying monthly rent that's more than a house payment.

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