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Fri 12 Apr, 2019 01:03 pm
After looking through the photos, he exclaimed in a surprise, “Can it be you?”
@Nastya,
I think it does need the comma. It separates the two parts of the sentence.
Also, it has a slight effect on the "timing" of the sentence. It would not sound right if spoken "all in one breath".
@Nastya,
You don't need 'a' before surprise.
The comma is not needed. Neither is the “in a surprise.”
@Nastya,
No need to put comma there..
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