All right, all right
A: Ha, ha, come in. Come in.
B: OK. OK. ?original text
A: Sit down; sit down.
B: All right, all right. ?original text
A: Make yourself comfortable.
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Which is grammatically correct:
1- OK, OK. ? with comma
All right, all right.
2- OK. OK.
All right. All right.
Thank you
Top answer
rezaenglish Which is grammatically correct: This isn't a grammar question. The grammar is correct in all of those cases. It's a punctuation question, and you can punctuate those short, repetitive expressions in any way you think suggests the way the words were said.
- rezaenglish Which is grammatically correct: This isn't a grammar question.
- The grammar is correct in all of those cases.
- It's a punctuation question, and you can punctuate those short, repetitive expressions in any way you think suggests the way the words were said.
- Use periods (full stops) if there is a longer pause.
- OK.
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rezaenglishWhich is grammatically correct:
This isn't a grammar question. The grammar is correct in all of those cases.
It's a punctuation question, and you can punctuate those short, repetitive expressions in any way you think suggests the way the words were said.
Use periods (full stops) if there is a longer pause. OK. OK.
Use a semi-col
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