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Rayo Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
With or Without Comma
I have a sentence that starts off like this: But of course, with.....
I thought that was ok but a friend proofread and changed it to this: But, of course, with....
My intention was for the sentence to flow, not pause with those commas. Is the first sentence grammatically correct?
Thanks for your help.
I thought that was ok but a friend proofread and changed it to this: But, of course, with....
My intention was for the sentence to flow, not pause with those commas. Is the first sentence grammatically correct?
Thanks for your help.
Top answer
Hi, The usual ways of writing this are But , of course , with . . and But of course with .
- Hi, The usual ways of writing this are But , of course , with .
- .
- and But of course with .
- .
- If you are concerned with flow, you might want to use a lower-case 'but' to connect your sentence to your previous one.
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Hi,
The usual ways of writing this are
But, of course, with . . . .
and
But of course with . . . .
The usual ways of writing this are
But, of course, with . . . .
and
But of course with . . . .
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