Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Commas and sentence-ending words
Are commas needed before these sentence-ending words?
Mike and Joe scored 34 and 14 points, respectively.
I am not going, either.
Me, neither.
I like the way it looks, too.
She's a ditz, actually.
He didn't like the meal, obviously.
She said she would continue, though.
And are commas needed below around 'too' and 'in fact'?
She, too, hated eggplant.
She was, in fact, an unfit mother.
Many thanks.
Mike and Joe scored 34 and 14 points, respectively.
I am not going, either.
Me, neither.
I like the way it looks, too.
She's a ditz, actually.
He didn't like the meal, obviously.
She said she would continue, though.
And are commas needed below around 'too' and 'in fact'?
She, too, hated eggplant.
She was, in fact, an unfit mother.
Many thanks.
Top answer
Yes. All your commas are correct.
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