A time when you need help, fast.
Emergencies
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Reporter: Today we are talking about emergencies, a time when you need help, fast.
Woman: Hello? Is this the ambulance? It's an emergency. There's been a car accident;
people are hurt; come quickly.
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Which is grammatically correct:
1- a time when you need help, fast. ? with comma
2- a time when you need help fast. ? without comma
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Top answer
rezaenglish without comma This one. It is not so much grammar as style. If you are going for the big surprise, a comma is too weak, so use a dash, or forget it.
- rezaenglish without comma This one.
- It is not so much grammar as style.
- If you are going for the big surprise, a comma is too weak, so use a dash, or forget it.
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rezaenglishwithout comma
This one. It is not so much grammar as style. If you are going for the big surprise, a comma is too weak, so use a dash, or forget it.
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