PUnctuation
I’m always trying to keep youfrom being hurt by someone else, but above all, i just want to say that you are my only lover.
The sentence might be weird but i want to know if the usage of punctuations before and after the word above all is correct.
I need your help dear teachers.
Top answer
Commas are things that have rules, but not always absolute rules. It is, therefore, down to what you are trying to say. anonymous I’m always trying to keep you from being hurt by someone else, but above all, I just want to say that you are my only lover.
- Commas are things that have rules, but not always absolute rules.
- It is, therefore, down to what you are trying to say.
- anonymous I’m always trying to keep you from being hurt by someone else, but above all, I just want to say that you are my only lover.
- A comma is used before 'but' as it is one of the co-ordinating conjunctions (for / and / nor / but / or / yet / so).
- You would naturally pause after 'above all' as it introduces a main clause so a comma here makes sense as well.
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Commas are things that have rules, but not always absolute rules. It is, therefore, down to what you are trying to say.
anonymousI’m always trying to keep you from being hurt by someone else, but above all, I just want to say that you are my only lover.
A comma is used before 'but' as it is one of the co-ordinating conjunctions (for / and / nor / but
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