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Nikitus Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

So at Bernie's house, today, nine o'clock

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Is the following sentence grammatically correct?

"So at Bernie's house, today, nine o'clock"

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It is not a formally complete sentence. It could possibly arise in casual conversation, to confirm that something would happen at the time and place specified -- though I would like to see some kind of punctuation after "So".

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  • It is not a formally complete sentence.
  • It could possibly arise in casual conversation, to confirm that something would happen at the time and place specified -- though I would like to see some kind of punctuation after "So".
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It is not a formally complete sentence. It could possibly arise in casual conversation, to confirm that something would happen at the time and place specified -- though I would like to see some kind of punctuation after "So".
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