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KeyboardWarrior Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Answering someone

For example, Graham says: "A 3 mile run after work is a waste of time."

If I then answer: "You feel good after the run, though, eh, Graham?"

Is that the correct way to say it, ie. the comma use?

Thanks.

Feel free to pick up any grammar mistakes in my question/s.
  

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" I see no problem with this. " The use of commas in dialogue is not always an exact science.

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  • " The use of commas in dialogue is not always an exact science.
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KeyboardWarrior "You feel good after the run, though, eh, Graham?"
I see no problem with this.
Of course it's "casual conversation."
The use of commas in dialogue is not always an exact science.
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