Is the comma placement correct?
This is the car I saw today or, This is the car I saw today
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How to write correctly :
“This is the car I saw today.”
Neither. The right form would be “This is the car I saw today “.
This is the car I saw today.
No.
That’s the car I saw today
Wrong. Too much and a point too little.