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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Comma after Kind of

Is it okay to put a comma after "Kinda of" in the beginning of a sentence? Ex: Kind of, it looks pretty cool but I'm not big fan of FPS.
  

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With such very informal language, it seems a little strange to be asking about the punctuation. Nevertheless, to be technically correct, "Kind of" is an abbreviated sentence of its own, and the rest is another sentence. Kind of .

— CalifJim

  • With such very informal language, it seems a little strange to be asking about the punctuation.
  • Nevertheless, to be technically correct, "Kind of" is an abbreviated sentence of its own, and the rest is another sentence.
  • Kind of .
  • It looks pretty cool , but I'm not a big fan of FPS.
  • CJ
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With such very informal language, it seems a little strange to be asking about the punctuation. Nevertheless, to be technically correct, "Kind of" is an abbreviated sentence of its own, and the rest is another sentence.

Kind of. It looks pretty cool, but I'm not a big fan of FPS.

CJ
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