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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Comma before conjunctive adverb at the end of a sentence?
The sentence I am confused on is:
I forgot honestly.
I forgot honestly.
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I forgot , honestly! Without the comma, the sentence means that you forgot in an honest way. )
- I forgot , honestly!
- Without the comma, the sentence means that you forgot in an honest way.
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I forgot, honestly!
Without the comma, the sentence means that you forgot in an honest way.
(Honestly is not a conjunctive adverb; it’s just an adverb.)
Without the comma, the sentence means that you forgot in an honest way.
(Honestly is not a conjunctive adverb; it’s just an adverb.)
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