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64801965 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Comma
Well he'd better not get drunk and tell Jo what happened in the week-end, in the hope that she'll finish with me.
Why comma here?
Why comma here?
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That comma is an error. It should read: Well , he'd better not get drunk and tell Jo what happened on the weeken d in the hope that she'll be finished with me.
- That comma is an error.
- It should read: Well , he'd better not get drunk and tell Jo what happened on the weeken d in the hope that she'll be finished with me.
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That comma is an error. It should read:
Well, he'd better not get drunk and tell Jo what happened on the weekend in the hope that she'll be finished with me.
Well, he'd better not get drunk and tell Jo what happened on the weekend in the hope that she'll be finished with me.
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