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To be fair, the contracted version doesn't read nearly as nicely. Q. Is it good for training? A. It's with ample RAM and the latest Intel CPU. vs
by zimpenfish 3y ago
To be fair, the contracted version doesn't read nearly as nicely.
Q. Is it good for training?
A. It's with ample RAM and the latest Intel CPU.
vs
Q. Is it good for training?
A. It is with ample RAM and the latest Intel CPU.
- bluedino 3y agoI think they are agreeing with it not reading as nicely. But you still need the comma. Otherwise it sounds like: "It is with great pleasure..."
- zimpenfish 3y agoI don't think you necessarily need the comma but it would depend on the reader, I think. I didn't need the comma to read it correctly but I can see how you might mentally insert a pause between "it is" and "with" that makes it read weirdly. Probably better to reorganise it as "With ample ram [...], it is."