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JJDouglas Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Punctuation of "which reminds me"
When using "which reminds me", is it treated the same as any other phrase starting with "which" and therefore set off with a comma, or can it begin its own sentence?
"My back's been aching all day, which reminds me, I must make a doctor's appointment for next week."
"My back's been aching all day. Which reminds me, I must make a doctor's appointment for next week."
If it's the latter, is there any specific reason?
"My back's been aching all day, which reminds me, I must make a doctor's appointment for next week."
"My back's been aching all day. Which reminds me, I must make a doctor's appointment for next week."
If it's the latter, is there any specific reason?
Top answer
I would save #2 for written dialogue or informal writing.
- I would save #2 for written dialogue or informal writing.
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