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Hexerei Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
"Oh, no!" vs. "Oh no!"
0 I've always added the comma without doubt until someone recently told me I'm wrong to do so. What say all of you? 02 br
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00 Also, what if I want to say, "Oh, no, Chris! You're bleeding!" Comma or no comma after, "oh," please? 0-
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00 Also, what if I want to say, "Oh, no, Chris! You're bleeding!" Comma or no comma after, "oh," please? 0-
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0 oh, no = oh ......... no 02 br 02 br 00 oh no= ohno 0-
- 0 oh, no = oh .........
- no 02 br 02 br 00 oh no= ohno 0-
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0 So, are you saying that is correct with or without a comma, depending on the intended meaning? I'm sorry, but I don't quite understand! 0-
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0 "Oh no!" is an exclamation of dismay. Don't use a comma. 02 br
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00 But "Oh, no, Chris, that's not the problem at all." Do you see the difference? 0-
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00 But "Oh, no, Chris, that's not the problem at all." Do you see the difference? 0-
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