Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
'Sentence-Ending Words'
Commas before all sentence-ending words below? I think perhaps yes. Do you agree?
1) Go with him, please.
2) He enjoys rock music, too.
3) I don't like chocolate, either.
4) I will conquer this project, indeed.
5) He's a nice guy, actually.
6) She's a great pianist, really.
7) She's very bright, you know.
8) Joe and John scored 10 and 20 points, respectively.
thanks
1) Go with him, please.
2) He enjoys rock music, too.
3) I don't like chocolate, either.
4) I will conquer this project, indeed.
5) He's a nice guy, actually.
6) She's a great pianist, really.
7) She's very bright, you know.
8) Joe and John scored 10 and 20 points, respectively.
thanks
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victo Do you agree? Yes.
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Even in short phrases?
1) Me, too.
2) Me, neither.
3) Yes, indeed.
4) 'You, too, Mike' or 'You too, Mike'?
1) Me, too.
2) Me, neither.
3) Yes, indeed.
4) 'You, too, Mike' or 'You too, Mike'?
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1) Me, too.
2) Me, neither.
3) Yes, indeed.
4) You, too, Mike.
are my preferences.
2) Me, neither.
3) Yes, indeed.
4) You, too, Mike.
are my preferences.
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