Usage commas in these examples.
He has sprayed that much deoderant in the room, it's intoxicting the air. (comma correct here or should this be split into two sentences?)
Those were the days when I walked in wearing those garish costumes,great fun, just to to see the look on their faces.
Does this work as an interjection mid-sentence. The sentence does feel too long though eitherway?
That was then, this is now, and another day is dawning. (Is this usage not a comma splice?)
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panda blue 483 He has sprayed that much deod o rant in the room, it's intoxic a ting the air. ) No, it should not be split into two sentences. Punctuation-wise, I would accept this (as one sentence) with or without the comma.
- panda blue 483 He has sprayed that much deod o rant in the room, it's intoxic a ting the air.
- ) No, it should not be split into two sentences.
- Punctuation-wise, I would accept this (as one sentence) with or without the comma.
- "intoxicating the air" sounds a bit weird though.
- panda blue 483 Those were the days when I walked in wearing those garish costumes, great fun, just to to see the look on their faces.
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panda blue 483He has sprayed that much deodorant in the room, it's intoxicating the air.
(comma correct here or should this be split into two sentences?)
No, it should not be split into two sentences. Punctuation-wise, I would accept this (as one sentence) with
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