Now they can take a little piece of their work home with them in the form of this lovely comma pendant.
(Just don’t correct that “they” to “he or she.”)
(And no, I don’t want the post recast in the plural.)
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via Swiss Miss
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Now they can take a little piece of their work home with them in the form of this lovely comma pendant.
(Just don’t correct that “they” to “he or she.”)
(And no, I don’t want the post recast in the plural.)
.
via Swiss Miss
.
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J.D.
Oh, there’s the missing comma in direct address. I’ve been looking for it since the end of May, when I read about 100 final essays without it.
Thanks for helping me locate it, Tom.