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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
"too"
I was wondering if i should put a comma before "too"
"Hi, nice too meet you too." or "Hi, nice to meet you, too"
and
"Thank you. And you too." or "Thank you. And you too"
thankyou!
"Hi, nice too meet you too." or "Hi, nice to meet you, too"
and
"Thank you. And you too." or "Thank you. And you too"
thankyou!
Top answer
Hi, I would put commas. Of course, the particular phrases you are using are much more typical of spoken English than of written English. Clive
- Hi, I would put commas.
- Of course, the particular phrases you are using are much more typical of spoken English than of written English.
- Clive
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Hi,
I would put commas.
Of course, the particular phrases you are using are much more typical of spoken English than of written English.
Clive
I would put commas.
Of course, the particular phrases you are using are much more typical of spoken English than of written English.
Clive
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Commas are, often, up to the writer's discretion, depending on the what the writer wishes to emphasize. I believe that a comma before the word "too" is purely optional in most cases.
The only exception I can think of is in cases like this:
You, too, are responsible.
as compared to
You too are responsible.
The only exception I can think of is in cases like this:
You, too, are responsible.
as compared to
You too are responsible.
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