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Sat 13 Jan, 2018 09:19 pm
Ms McDougal was represented by the same lawyer who represented Ms Clifford, Keith Davidson.
Should there be a comma after "lawyer"?
Thsnks.
Why do you think there might be one needed?
@tanguatlay,
tanguatlay wrote:
PUNKEY wrote:
Why do you think there might be one needed?
Yes.
Punkey is asking you to give the reason why you thought a comma might be needed.
Ms McDougal was represented by the same lawyer who represented Ms Clifford, Keith Davidson.
On second thoughts, I think a comma is not needed because the clause after 'lawyer' is a defining one. I wonder if I'm correct.
@centrox,
centrox wrote:
tanguatlay wrote:I think a comma is not needed because the clause after 'lawyer' is a defining one. I wonder if I'm correct.
Yes.
Thanks, centrox, for your guidance.
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