Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Are the preposition ‘with’ and the commas correctly used in the following sentence?
Are the preposition ‘with’ and the commas correctly used in the following sentence? Should there really be a comma after ‘dog’?
Dad wrapped his arms around Mom with my little brother running around, being chased by our sweet dog, Tiffany.
Dad wrapped his arms around Mom with my little brother running around, being chased by our sweet dog, Tiffany.
Top answer
It's good, but there is no need for the comma after dog.
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