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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Comma or semicolon?

Comma or semicolon before 'trust me'?

I will never talk to her again; trust me.

I will never talk to her again, trust me.
  

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I will never talk to her again, trust me.

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  • I will never talk to her again, trust me.
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I will never talk to her again, trust me.
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The comma is not a splice here?
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Use a semicolon. Both I will never talk to her again and trust me are independent clauses.
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