In British English take out the comma, the spelling error, the inadvertently risible rhyme, the non sequitur, the inconsistent capitalisation, the quotation marks, and the verse malaprop.
I don't understand your reply. Could you elaborate?
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tanguatlay
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Fri 26 Mar, 2021 08:16 am
@ascribbler,
ascribbler wrote:
In British English take out the comma, the spelling error, the inadvertently risible rhyme, the non sequitur, the inconsistent capitalisation, the quotation marks, and the verse malaprop.
The text after "error".
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Frank Apisa
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Fri 26 Mar, 2021 08:42 am
@tanguatlay,
Here in America, the comma should stay.
The sentence is not a sentence...it is a fragment. It makes no sense to me.