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Does this title make sense?, well does it?

Sandals · 2005-09-18 16:31:01

So thats my question, when you have a question mark can you follow it with a coma?

18-09-2005 4:31pm

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Sandals

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So thats my question, when you have a question mark can you follow it with a coma?

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#2 18-09-2005 4:47pm

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I don't think so, no. Why?

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#3 18-09-2005 5:09pm

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A question mark acts as a full stop I always thought, capital letter after it and all that jazz.

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#4 18-09-2005 5:12pm

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I was always of the same opinion as Squirrel.

Anyhow, the bods over at English would be better able to give you a straight (knowledgeable) answer...

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#5 18-09-2005 6:08pm

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No, that would be incorrect.

For future reference, it is also spelt 'comma'!
Unless you actually did mean to say 'coma', in which case I would say 'I don't know wtf u are talking about, man!'.

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#6 18-09-2005 6:11pm

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No Ozzy, I do think the reading of this thread could certainly be followed by a coma.

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#7 18-09-2005 6:19pm

Ozzy

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haha

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#8 18-09-2005 6:39pm

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Stop posting useless threads.

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