Snarf Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
A "with" Comma
I just want to double check something:
It is a wholesome story, combining the hardships and frustrations of parenthood with witty, dialogue-driven humour.
There doesn't need to be a comma after "parenthood," right, since the "with" attaches the first part to what it is being combined with?
Thanks.
It is a wholesome story, combining the hardships and frustrations of parenthood with witty, dialogue-driven humour.
There doesn't need to be a comma after "parenthood," right, since the "with" attaches the first part to what it is being combined with?
Thanks.
Top answer
Right. "With" goes with "combining".
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