My dad is calling me, I will call you in some time

0 Hi Jackson02br
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00Both of your sentences are comma splices, and neither one sounds particularly natural to me. Here are some suggestions:02br
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00- My dad is calling me. I'll call you (back) sometime later today.02br
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00- My dad is calling me. I'll call you (back) later.02br
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00- My dad is callin

0 Hi Amy,02br
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001: Why are they comma splices?02br
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002: Aren't 01i00sometime02i00 and 01i00some time02i00 two different words? 0-

0They are comma splices because they join two independent clauses (two parts that can be sentences all on their own) with a comma. This is an incorrect way to punctuate. You need to use either a period or semi-colon, or you need a conjunction.02br
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00Sometime and "some time" do have different meantings. Sometime: 01i00at some indefinite or unstated time.02i

0 But does the comma splice affect the general meaning of the sentence? 0-

0 Hi Jackson02br
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00In English, a comma splice is generally considered to be an incorrect method of joining two independent clauses.02br
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00Here are some specific comments on why I offered suggestions for alternative wording:02br
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00In sentence 1, "in some time" sounds extremely awkward in the context.02br
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Jackson6612 Which of the following sentences is correct?
1: My dad is calling me, I will call you in some time.
2: My dad is calling me, I will call you in sometime.

I will call you in sometime

Dad is calling me please attend the call