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Futurehuman11 Posted 18 years ago
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is this punctuated correctly? or would i need an 'and' before insolently
"Gail," she said suddenly, insolently.
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Strictly, an and but no comma: suddenly and insolently . However, stylistics permits the form you present in literary use.
- Strictly, an and but no comma: suddenly and insolently .
- However, stylistics permits the form you present in literary use.
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Strictly, an and but no comma: suddenly and insolently. However, stylistics permits the form you present in literary use.
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