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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Do I need a comma before 'and' in this sentence?
If any of my readers are interested in the unreleased entry, then they can drop a comment and I will happily send it to them via e-mail.
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Hi, If any of my readers are interested in the unreleased entry, then they can drop a comment and I will happily send it to them via e-mail. A comma is optional here. I wouldn't use one.
- Hi, If any of my readers are interested in the unreleased entry, then they can drop a comment and I will happily send it to them via e-mail.
- A comma is optional here.
- I wouldn't use one.
- 'Drop a comment' doesn't sound natural.
- I suggest either 'drop me a line' or, preferably, just 'email me'.
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Hi,
If any of my readers are interested in the unreleased entry, then they can drop a comment and I will happily send it to them via e-mail.
A comma is optional here. I wouldn't use one.
'Drop a comment' doesn't sound natural. I suggest either 'drop me a line' or, preferably, just 'email me'.
Best wishes, Clive
If any of my readers are interested in the unreleased entry, then they can drop a comment and I will happily send it to them via e-mail.
A comma is optional here. I wouldn't use one.
'Drop a comment' doesn't sound natural. I suggest either 'drop me a line' or, preferably, just 'email me'.
Best wishes, Clive
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