Why are all the titles, I've read recently, filled with grammar mistakes?
Improper use of commas.
>Why are all the titles, I've read recently, filled with grammar mistakes?
Improper use of commas.
Improper use of commas.
Incorrect because you can say the sentence without the part inside the comas.
"Why are all the titles, I've read recently, filled with grammar mistakes?"
"Why are all the titles filled with grammar mistakes?"
>Improper use of commas.
Incorrect because you can say the sentence without the part inside the comas.
"Why are all the titles, I've read recently, filled with grammar mistakes?"
"Why are all the titles filled with grammar mistakes?"
Is this correct then:
I like, apple, pie.
Is this correct then:
I like, apple, pie.
No because apple in this instance is a noun adjunct and is required by the sentence in order to properly describe the pie you are talking about. Otherwise apple would just be left out completely. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noun_adjunct
I have better things to do than teach you grammar. Give it up. You were wrong. No biggie. Move on.
No because apple in this instance is a noun adjunct and is required by the sentence in order to properly describe the pie you are talking about. Otherwise apple would just be left out completely.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noun_adjunct
I have better things to do than teach you grammar. Give it up. You were wrong. No biggie. Move on.
Only if you’re James Bond
Only if you’re James Bond
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