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Where are commas used with multiple if conditions that precede a statement (i.e. If [A] and if [B] then [C])?

English Language & Usage Asked by superato on December 6, 2020

E.g.

If it rains tommorow, and if I don’t have an umbrella, I will get wet.

Or

If it rains tommorow and if I don’t have an umbrella, I will get wet.

Which of these two is correct from a punctuation perspective? I know that I don’t actually need the second if here. But this is obviously a simplified example, so let’s say that I wanted to use it. Would I have to put in that additional comma?

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