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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
is the coma required in this sentence?
Can someone tell me which sentence is correct and why?
A guy is flirting with the judge during his divorce proceedings and his wife says to (or asks) the judge-
"See what I mean?"
Or
"See, what I mean?"
A guy is flirting with the judge during his divorce proceedings and his wife says to (or asks) the judge-
"See what I mean?"
Or
"See, what I mean?"
Top answer
No comma! You cannot place a single comma between subject and verb or between verb and object: [Do you] see (V) w hat I mean (O)
- No comma!
- You cannot place a single comma between subject and verb or between verb and object: [Do you] see (V) w hat I mean (O)
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No comma! You cannot place a single comma between subject and verb or between verb and object:
[Do you] see (V) what I mean (O)
[Do you] see (V) what I mean (O)
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