The title here matches the original title of the article, but I have to say: what is with the comma between subject and predicate in a sentence?
Ex. Mary, eats a pie.
The title here matches the original title of the article, but I have to say: what is with the comma between subject and predicate in a sentence?
Ex. Mary, eats a pie.
"Tesla delays [and] reduces": the comma is used as an "and" (common in American titles, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma_splice)
The comma seems completely fine?
Your example is not the same construction, "Mary turns off the oven, eats a pie" is a more similar type of phrasal construction.
I somehow misread. No more commenting for me before coffee.