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Ryansamturner Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
I said, angrily or I said angrily.
I have a few examples which I was hoping someone could help with.
'Don't say things like that,' I said angrily, pointing at her face.'
Should a comma be after 'I said'?
'So it's settled then,' William said, excitedly.
Likewise with the above, is it correct to have a comma here?
'Don't say things like that,' I said angrily, pointing at her face.'
Should a comma be after 'I said'?
'So it's settled then,' William said, excitedly.
Likewise with the above, is it correct to have a comma here?
Top answer
I wouldn't use a comma in either.
- I wouldn't use a comma in either.
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UNLESS:
"This is unacceptable," I said, angrily.
If you pause after you say said, then use a comma.
"This is unacceptable," I said, angrily.
If you pause after you say said, then use a comma.
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Michaeln R UNLESS:"This is unacceptable," I said, angrily.If you pause after you say said, then use a comma.Yeah, true ....
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