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JJDouglas Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"I'll admit" phrase
The grammar checker software Grammarly has just flagged up something that has confused me, but the more I think about it, the more I see that they're technically right.
It labelled this as a comma splice:
I'll admit, there is a whole lot of fun to be had in the game's missions."
I've alway thought of "I'll admit" as an introductory phrase, but now I actually think about it, I suppose it is an independent clause all on its own.
Would any of you label the above sentence as incorrect?
It labelled this as a comma splice:
I'll admit, there is a whole lot of fun to be had in the game's missions."
I've alway thought of "I'll admit" as an introductory phrase, but now I actually think about it, I suppose it is an independent clause all on its own.
Would any of you label the above sentence as incorrect?
Top answer
It's correct in conversational-style English, I'd say. Clive
- It's correct in conversational-style English, I'd say.
- Clive
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