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Mon 29 Oct, 2007 03:10 am
The device moves like flame. Hence, the name "flame bulb".
Is the 2nd part a fragment or a complete sentence. I've seen it written. So I feel it is ok.
Many thanks.
I think I would go for a comma rather than a full stop after "flame".
I don't think the comma after "Hence" as included is required at all.
The device moves like flame, hence the name "flame bulb".
I'm open to other opinions on this one.
Re: fragment or sentence
Yoong Liat wrote:The device moves like flame. Hence, the name "flame bulb".
Is the 2nd part a fragment or a complete sentence. I've seen it written. So I feel it is ok.
Many thanks.
Fragments are okay too, YL, depending on where in language they're used.
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