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Panda blue 483 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Essential information/commas
Amber the PM's loyal bodyguard slices and dices the cabinet backbenchers.
Why doesn't this usage use the commas around the embolded; I would have thought that was non-essential? Is there any right or wrong in it?
Is this punctuated correctly?
She described your interior decorating as 'awful', her words, not mine.
Top answer
Why do you think Amber slices and dices and not her bodyguard? The bodyguard of [Amber (who is the PM)] slices and dices .... panda blue 483 Is this punctuated correctly?
- Why do you think Amber slices and dices and not her bodyguard?
- The bodyguard of [Amber (who is the PM)] slices and dices ....
- panda blue 483 Is this punctuated correctly?
- She described your interior decorating as 'awful', her words, not mine.
- Yes.
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Why do you think Amber slices and dices and not her bodyguard?
The bodyguard of [Amber (who is the PM)] slices and dices ....
panda blue 483Is this punctuated correctly? She described your interior decorating as 'awful', her words, not mine.
Yes.
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