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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Does the placement of "after all" change the meaning of a sentence?
Does the placement of "after all" change the meaning of a sentence? As in this example:
After all, she is Australian.
She is Australian after all.
Also, does there need to be a comma in the first sentence and the one in the second be omitted?
After all, she is Australian.
She is Australian after all.
Also, does there need to be a comma in the first sentence and the one in the second be omitted?
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I feel no difference in meaning. I would use a comma in the first. I probably wouldn't use one in the second.
- I feel no difference in meaning.
- I would use a comma in the first.
- I probably wouldn't use one in the second.
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I feel no difference in meaning. I would use a comma in the first. I probably wouldn't use one in the second.
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