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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Putting comma after interjections?
Hi. I heard that we usually put a comma after an interjection. Do you think we always put a comma after interjections? Do the following be interjections? If they are, would it be wrong to put a comma after them in sentences?
1. Goodbye
Goodbye, nice seeing you.
2. Cheers
Cheers, we won the game.
3. Hello
Hello, I didn't see you there.
1. Goodbye
Goodbye, nice seeing you.
2. Cheers
Cheers, we won the game.
3. Hello
Hello, I didn't see you there.
Top answer
What you heard is right: 'usually'. Not 'always'. Cheers!
- What you heard is right: 'usually'.
- Not 'always'.
- Cheers!
- We won the game!
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What you heard is right: 'usually'. Not 'always'.
Cheers! We won the game!
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What you heard is right: 'usually'. Not 'always'.
Cheers! We won the game!
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