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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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comma, "to be honest with you"
Hi,
Am I correct in using a comma in the following?
“I have no idea what you are on about, to be honest with you”
“I’m in gainful employment, so to speak” (A bad example, I know!)
“There are problems with the company, it would seem (I added a comma, as the sentence could read: “It would seem there are problems with the company)
Any help would be most welcome
Thanks
Am I correct in using a comma in the following?
“I have no idea what you are on about, to be honest with you”
“I’m in gainful employment, so to speak” (A bad example, I know!)
“There are problems with the company, it would seem (I added a comma, as the sentence could read: “It would seem there are problems with the company)
Any help would be most welcome
Thanks
Top answer
Hi, Yes, all these commas are fine. Clive
- Hi, Yes, all these commas are fine.
- Clive
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