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Faisalkhan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Is it the proper use of comma?
We will be in touch, when I come back.
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No, the comma should be omitted. "We will be in touch when I get back" would be more usual. Note that "we will be in touch" would likely be understood to refer to the speaker and other third party(ies) contacting the addressee, not to the speaker and the addressee making contact.
- No, the comma should be omitted.
- "We will be in touch when I get back" would be more usual.
- Note that "we will be in touch" would likely be understood to refer to the speaker and other third party(ies) contacting the addressee, not to the speaker and the addressee making contact.
- I'm not sure whether that was your intention.
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No, the comma should be omitted. "We will be in touch when I get back" would be more usual. Note that "we will be in touch" would likely be understood to refer to the speaker and other third party(ies) contacting the addressee, not to the speaker and the addressee making contact. I'm not sure whether that was your intention.
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