Question

should there be a comma before the highlighted word? drake carries his guitar, wherever he goes. keep the comma remove the comma

Explanation:

The word "wherever" introduces a subordinate clause ("wherever he goes") that functions as an adverbial clause modifying the main clause ("Drake carries his guitar"). Subordinate clauses that follow the main clause and are essential (or non - introductory) do not require a comma before the subordinating conjunction. In this case, the clause "wherever he goes" is essential to show the condition or circumstance of carrying the guitar, so the comma before "wherever" should be removed.

Answer:

Remove the Comma