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you probably noticed that mccarthy often breaks comma rules, leaving ma…

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you probably noticed that mccarthy often breaks comma rules, leaving many of them out. according to the rules youve reviewed, where are two missing commas in his line, \but there is another view of the world out there and other eyes to see it and thats where this is goin.\

after the word there
after the word it
after the word world
after the word but
after the word view
after the word and

Explanation:

Analyze the sentence structure

The sentence is: "But there is another view of the world out there and other eyes to see it and that's where this is goin."
This is a compound sentence consisting of three independent clauses joined by coordinating conjunctions ("and"):

  1. "But there is another view of the world out there"
  2. "other eyes to see it" (with the verb "there are" implied: "[there are] other eyes to see it")
  3. "that's where this is goin"

Apply comma rules for coordinating conjunctions

Standard grammar rules require a comma before a coordinating conjunction ("and", "but", "or", etc.) that connects independent clauses.

  • The first coordinating conjunction "and" connects the first clause ending with "there" and the second clause. Therefore, a comma is needed after "there".
  • The second coordinating conjunction "and" connects the second clause ending with "it" and the third clause. Therefore, a comma is needed after "it".

Match with the given options

The two locations where commas are missing are:

  1. After the word "there"
  2. After the word "it"

Answer:

  • After the word there (Correct answer)
  • After the word it (Correct answer)
  • After the word world
  • After the word but
  • After the word view
  • After the word and