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The problem with using this as an analogy is that the commas attach to the interjection "well," not to the words "rich" or "richer." Remove the "well" and you s
by pclmulqdq 2y ago
The problem with using this as an analogy is that the commas attach to the interjection "well," not to the words "rich" or "richer." Remove the "well" and you should remove all the punctuation around it.
"I'm getting fed up of making the rich... richer" might be grammatically ok in informal text, but a comma is definitely wrong.
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- wahnfrieden 2y agoIt’s not wrong if it’s commonly used and commonly understood
- pc86 2y agoOf course it is. Doing a wrong thing a lot doesn't make it less wrong. Over time maybe its "wrongness" will change the way language naturally changes over time. But today, it's wrong.
- wahnfrieden 2y agoThat change has already occurred. What are you waiting for?