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Originally posted by Daddy Warbucks
Originally posted by rmiller517

incorrect, asshole.

Doesn't need a comma.

That piece of literary work is direct address where I am referring to you as an asshole. I could have also phrased it, "Asshole, excuse me for being gramatically incorrect". It requires a comma.

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Originally posted by rmiller517

That piece of literary work is
I think you're missing an article here
Originally posted by rmiller517
direct address where I am referring to you as an asshole. I could have also phrased it, "Asshole, excuse me for being gramatically incorrect". The period here goes inside the quotation marks.
Originally posted by rmiller517
It requires a comma. This is a fragment sentence, and no it doesn't.

Originally posted by Daddy Warbucks
Originally posted by rmiller517

incorrect, asshole.

Doesn't need a comma.

Actually, it does need a comma, in the way he was using it. However, he didn't capitalize correctly.

Originally posted by Gott
Originally posted by Daddy Warbucks

Originally posted by rmiller517


incorrect, asshole.

Doesn't need a comma.

Actually, it does need a comma, in the way he was using it. Though he didn't capitalize correctly.

It's not necessary.
You think simply because there's a cadence there should be a comma, but it's not true.
Otherwise the above sentence would like like this:
You think simply because there's a cadence, there should be a comma, but it's not true.
That effect would be excessive, annoying, and unnecessary.

Originally posted by Daddy Warbucks
Originally posted by Gott

Originally posted by Daddy Warbucks


Originally posted by rmiller517



incorrect, asshole.

Doesn't need a comma.

Actually, it does need a comma, in the way he was using it. Though he didn't capitalize correctly.

It's not necessary.
You think simply because there's a cadence there should be a comma, but it's not true.
Otherwise the above sentence would like like this:
You think simply because there's a cadence, there should be a comma, but it's not true.
That effect would be excessive, annoying, and unnecessary.


No, it is necessary, because he's adressing the asshole.

However, your last sentence doesn't need the comma after annoying.

Originally posted by Gott
Originally posted by Daddy Warbucks

Originally posted by Gott


Originally posted by Daddy Warbucks



Originally posted by rmiller517




incorrect, asshole.

Doesn't need a comma.

Actually, it does need a comma, in the way he was using it. Though he didn't capitalize correctly.

It's not necessary.
You think simply because there's a cadence there should be a comma, but it's not true.
Otherwise the above sentence would like like this:
You think simply because there's a cadence, there should be a comma, but it's not true.
That effect would be excessive, annoying, and unnecessary.


No, it is necessary, because he's adressing the asshole.

However, your last sentence doesn't need the comma after annoying.


Yes it does, I'm not from England.

Originally posted by Daddy Warbucks
Yes it does, I'm not from England.

Are you calling everyone not from England an idiot? This is a run-on sentence, by the way.

Originally posted by Daddy Warbucks
Originally posted by rmiller517

It requires a comma. This is a fragment sentence, and no it doesn't.

That is not a sentence fragment. That is a complete sentence.


When you're interacting with people on the internet, a good rule of thumb is to expect everyone is an imbecile. That way, you don't start acting like a grammar nazi. When you become a grammar nazi, and you start correcting people, you look like a complete and utter moron when you make mistakes yourself.

I was referring to the usage of something called a 'serial comma' which is often employed in American English and not European English.

I'm not pulling your chain so you should take this all seriously.