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Snarf Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Comma before an adverb ending a sentence
Does the following sentence need a comma before "knowingly?" Or is it grammatically fine as is?
“Liar,” she tells him knowingly.
“Liar,” she tells him knowingly.
Top answer
No, it doesn't need a comma.
- No, it doesn't need a comma.
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