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Navitasan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Not on friendly terms

Are these sentences correct:
1-They walked away from each other not on friendly terms.
2-They walked away from each other, not on friendly terms.

Does the comma change the meaning in any way?

Gratefully,
Navi.
  

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navitasan Does the comma change the meaning in any way? No, and I wouldn’t use it. Actually, more natural is …each other on unfriendly terms.

— RandomGuy

  • navitasan Does the comma change the meaning in any way?
  • No, and I wouldn’t use it.
  • Actually, more natural is …each other on unfriendly terms.
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navitasanDoes the comma change the meaning in any way?
No, and I wouldn’t use it. Actually, more natural is …each other on unfriendly terms.
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