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Dtwx Posted 13 years ago
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Is there a comma after "luckily"/"fortunately"/etc.?
Probably a silly question, but is there a comma after "Luckily"?
I'm under the impression that there is, but I've seen a huge number of people that omit it (e.g., "Luckily nothing happened"). Which is the correct case?
I'm under the impression that there is, but I've seen a huge number of people that omit it (e.g., "Luckily nothing happened"). Which is the correct case?
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dtwx is there a comma after "Luckily"? It’s optional. Personally, I would use one.
- dtwx is there a comma after "Luckily"?
- It’s optional.
- Personally, I would use one.
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dtwxis there a comma after "Luckily"?It’s optional.
Personally, I would use one.
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