I don't You win.Rebelius said:No, but I own a dictionary.
I don't You win.Rebelius said:No, but I own a dictionary.
dirtydog said:That would imply that the comma's only use was as parenthesis, it isn't.
That would imply that the comma's only use was as parenthesis; it isn't.
I stand by my comments. The second sentence looks better to me.
When it comes to grammar, you and I are almost invariably in agreeement.dirtydog said:I can't tell if you're agreeing with him or me there Me I think \o/
huppy said:Isn't it all down to oxford english or non-oxford english? or something. Oxford english is all about the semi-colons, and non-oxford english which is largely regarded to be proper english is about the commas. I always thought.
I know precisely what the meaning of that isphykell said:When it comes to grammar, you and I are almost invariably in agreeement.
Benjarghmin said:I've no idea what "oxford english" is; I assume you're talking about recieved pronunciation or the "Queen's English". And no, semi-colons are not limited to use in R.P.
tomanders91 said:wtf?? why does this say anal in the title?
Carzy said:Colon as above? Or semi-colon as I think it should be. Please tell me I'm right
THANKS GUYZ
tomanders91 said:wtf?? why does this say anal in the title?
Amp34 said:According to my English Lit uni housemate commers should usually always come in pairs
Mattus said:Though you've been told that, it just isn't true. Although commas sometimes come in pairs, it's not a requirement.