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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Comma usage
Hi,
I see people putting comma after 'of course' or sometimes they don't. Which is right - comma or no comma?
Of course, he was trying to get a job.
Of course there was not much I could do.
Thanks.
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A comma is recommended. There is a discussion on the same topic here. com/questions/348666/comma-usage-with-of-course #: :text=When%20you%20use%20the%20phrase,one%20seems%20wrong%20to%20me.
- A comma is recommended.
- There is a discussion on the same topic here.
- com/questions/348666/comma-usage-with-of-course #: :text=When%20you%20use%20the%20phrase,one%20seems%20wrong%20to%20me.
- Tom
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A comma is recommended. There is a discussion on the same topic here.
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