tigerdave said:
No need for the apostrophes in Grimes and goes.
I still believe that Griffiths should be kept in as a tall utility, to relieve Maric in the ruck or elsewhere.
One of the ineffectual small/mediums should go, if Grimes comes in.
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No need for the apostrophes in Grimes and goes.
I still believe that Griffiths should be kept in as a tall utility, to relieve Maric in the ruck or elsewhere.
One of the ineffectual small/mediums should go, if Grimes comes in.
GoodOne said:
No, the comma should be there.
As "if Grimes ..." is part of an introductory phase, there needs to be that comma.
In this case, the introductory phrase was placed after the predicate, but the comma should still be there.
http://englishplus.com/grammar/00000074.htm
Commas in grammar
Commas can be frustrating for some.
At school, we often learn rules regarding their use - some correct, some incorrect.
Personally, I find the use of the correct preposition as my biggest challenge.
Here's your opportunity on commas.
Commas can be frustrating for some.
At school, we often learn rules regarding their use - some correct, some incorrect.
Personally, I find the use of the correct preposition as my biggest challenge.
Here's your opportunity on commas.
Re: Commas in grammar
I thought this thread was gunna be about potentially drafting the Comma brothers who play at CHB & CHF for Ballarat Grammar
I thought this thread was gunna be about potentially drafting the Comma brothers who play at CHB & CHF for Ballarat Grammar
