That’s, so interesting.
Image transcription: In the English language, you can use a comma, anywhere, in a sentence, and it, will still be, grammatically, correct,.
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i was just imagining you being super breathless while writing that.
Well, said, Captain,
Kirk.and a semicolon is a status symbol, once used only by royalty.
False.
w,ow
C,orr,e,ct
I,m,h,a,v,I,n,g,a,g,r,e,a,t,d,a,y
it’s more or less the same in Neolatin languages.
In German, the sentence would be really messed up.Actually there are 8 basic rules to coma use.
Don’t forget, William Shatner sang songs with lots of commas. Here is one of many. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdUMICxLXhM
Let’s eat Alice. By Calvin Trillin.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Yeah, clearly, no wonder how I learned writing English in braille without being told about the semis
tha’nk y’ou, LQF, you’ve made, my life, bet’ter,as long as, upside-down, com’mas, work, too
🥴
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