Grammar Wednesday: COMMA–sequence of events/lists

Welcome! Guess what?! This is the last week on commas! Oh my! Unless someone really doesn't understand one of the rules or I feel there needs to be a reprise. We're done! (Yes, why I do believe I overused my exclamation quota for the day.) Sequences of events and lists are very similar in nature. … Continue reading Grammar Wednesday: COMMA–sequence of events/lists

Grammar Wednesday: COMMA–Introductory/Concluding phrases and words

The introductory phrase can be a bit confusing, but it's probably one of the easiest rules to remember. EXAMPLE: 1. If she goes out to the bar, she will get drunk. 2. "So, that's what you meant." 3. When that happens, you run. All of those have introductory phrases or words. PRACTICE: Example: 1. When … Continue reading Grammar Wednesday: COMMA–Introductory/Concluding phrases and words