Can I use "comma" instead of "em dash" in these sentences?
1) Let’s face it — we just don’t have enough money to buy a new car.
2) Let's face it—my test scores are not good enough to get a scholarship to college.
Yes. Broadly speaking, an em-dash is never mandatory. Other types of punctuation can always be used.
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Yes.
Broadly speaking, an em-dash is never mandatory. Other types of punctuation can always be used.
Some people use em-dashes, some people never use them.
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HasibrahmanCan I use "comma" instead of "em dash" in these sentences?
1) Let’s face it — we just don’t have enough money to buy a new car.
2) Let's face it—my test scores are not good enough to get a scholarship to college.
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