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Ryansamturner Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Comme before 'In any case'?
In a sentence, should I be using a comma before 'In any case'?
'He shouldn't have worried about it in any case.'
'He shouldn't have worried about it in any case.'
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It's optional. To my mind, a pause there makes 'in any case' sound more of an afterthought, less important...
- It's optional.
- To my mind, a pause there makes 'in any case' sound more of an afterthought, less important...
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It's optional.
To my mind, a pause there makes 'in any case' sound more of an afterthought, less important...
To my mind, a pause there makes 'in any case' sound more of an afterthought, less important...
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