Mame wrote:I think you should re-read the answers you were already given.
Hi Mame
I was clear about everything except 'pay for the taxi'. I've read what has been posted a few times. But the only sentence that confuses me is we can say 'pay for the taxi'.
Many thanks.
Thank you very much.
I got it too.
Should I write "comma" after "it"?
Mr Nice, A simple thank you will do.
I do not consider myself dear in terms of our relationship.
It can be annoying when someone is overly familiar.
I would use a comma in front of the "too". JMO.
Mame wrote:I would use a comma in front of the "too". JMO.
Wanna fight about it?
<looks swiftly around?
Wheres Gargamel when you need him
Don't know where gargamel is. I'll take a shot at it. The comma is optional. Not wrong but not necessary.
Just the way we were taught. A lot of those old standy-bys have gone the way of the dodo, however.
Gargamel promised to help me, but he is nowhere in sight.