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Vsuresh Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
indeed
Hi
Please tell me if the use of indeed is OK here.
The way she read the report was unfortunately shocking indeed.
If yes, do we need a comma after shocking?
Please tell me if the use of indeed is OK here.
The way she read the report was unfortunately shocking indeed.
If yes, do we need a comma after shocking?
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I think "indeed" seems a little redundant with "unfortunately", or vice versa. I would not use a comma, because the adverb goes with "shocking".
- I think "indeed" seems a little redundant with "unfortunately", or vice versa.
- I would not use a comma, because the adverb goes with "shocking".
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I think "indeed" seems a little redundant with "unfortunately", or vice versa. I would not use a comma, because the adverb goes with "shocking".
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I want to make sure this says what you mean it to say.
You are saying that the way she read it was shocking. I'm not sure what you mean by this. Did she sneak into the office at night and read it, when she wasn't supposed to, and people are shocked at her behavior? Did she use a funny voice to talk about a serious topic, and this was shocking?
What was shocking about her manner of rea
You are saying that the way she read it was shocking. I'm not sure what you mean by this. Did she sneak into the office at night and read it, when she wasn't supposed to, and people are shocked at her behavior? Did she use a funny voice to talk about a serious topic, and this was shocking?
What was shocking about her manner of rea
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Hi Grammar Geek
Thanks for your help.
I mean what you have said second.
Thanks for your help.
I mean what you have said second.
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