Should I put a comma after ‘as’?
For example;
All in all, Maria Rose Belding’s admirable deeds are ones not to be overlooked(,)as she advances formed with her undying compassion.
Does the comma go there?
Does it work when it’s a compound sentence or what’s the rule of commas after as?
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If "formed" is a typo-ed noun, yes. A comma can go before any coordinating conjunction if the clause afterward is independent (could stand alone as its own sentence).
Remove the words "all in all"; they weaken the sentence.
Remove the word "ones"; it is redundant.
The sentence doesn't make sense after the word "advances".
Read it OUT LOUD.
I wonder if this is what you mean:
Maria Rose Belding's admirable deeds arose from her undying compassion and should not be overlooked.