Is a comma needed here?
Thanks for clearing this up about the possibility of ending incomplete conversational sentences in writing with full stops.
About ellipsis ... I only had had a quick look up and then said in my comments that ellipsis wouldn't go there. But after you pointed out, now I opinion is ellipsis was a better fit in between these example sentences and make them either one sentence, or two sentences, as these are closely related.
A comma does seem weak or a bit unsuitable there, but I still think full stop was the weakest. Is there any opinion that says the full stop used in the example still feels strongest?
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BulbulTada A comma does seem weak or a bit unsuitable there, but I still think full stop was the weakest. By "weak" I mean not providing strong enough separation between the two parts. The full stop provides stronger separation than the comma.
- BulbulTada A comma does seem weak or a bit unsuitable there, but I still think full stop was the weakest.
- By "weak" I mean not providing strong enough separation between the two parts.
- The full stop provides stronger separation than the comma.
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BulbulTadaA comma does seem weak or a bit unsuitable there, but I still think full stop was the weakest.
By "weak" I mean not providing strong enough separation between the two parts. The full stop provides stronger separation than the comma.
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