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Bland Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
If you will
Go tell him now about it, if you will.
Will do, don't worry.
Do we put a comma before if you will? Is it mandatory if you use the phrase "if you will"??
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I hesitate to say it is mandatory, but a comma there is a good idea. A comma shows that if you will is basically an after-thought. It's like adding 'please'.
- I hesitate to say it is mandatory, but a comma there is a good idea.
- A comma shows that if you will is basically an after-thought.
- It's like adding 'please'.
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I hesitate to say it is mandatory, but a comma there is a good idea.
A comma shows that if you will is basically an after-thought. It's like adding 'please'.
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