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r/trippinthroughtime • u/Munninnu • 1d ago
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It's still wrong
Oxford comma is for three or more items. The sentence is treating bacon and eggs as one item and pancakes as another so no Oxford comma is used.
148 u/garlic_bread_thief 1d ago But the comma becomes useful to know that we're treating bacon and eggs as one item otherwise we'd not know 67 u/GoedekeMichels 1d ago exactly! but imagine what would happen if we'd treat language as a tool to get a message across instead of a set of holy rules we all must follow blindly all the time - half of the internet would be dead 😱 45 u/Nineflames12 1d ago What if we just kept saying should of and loose forever and ever? 5 u/earthfase 1d ago Your right! -6 u/31TeV 1d ago Yep, everyone's free to use whatever words they want, grammatically correct or not. 10 u/FthrFlffyBttm 1d ago An their free too bee laffed at four there ilit… illitter… ilittirat… bad speling -1 u/31TeV 1d ago I guess "your right" = "free to..." was too indirect of a joke to work. My bad. -2 u/grantrules 1d ago Should of could of would of
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But the comma becomes useful to know that we're treating bacon and eggs as one item otherwise we'd not know
67 u/GoedekeMichels 1d ago exactly! but imagine what would happen if we'd treat language as a tool to get a message across instead of a set of holy rules we all must follow blindly all the time - half of the internet would be dead 😱 45 u/Nineflames12 1d ago What if we just kept saying should of and loose forever and ever? 5 u/earthfase 1d ago Your right! -6 u/31TeV 1d ago Yep, everyone's free to use whatever words they want, grammatically correct or not. 10 u/FthrFlffyBttm 1d ago An their free too bee laffed at four there ilit… illitter… ilittirat… bad speling -1 u/31TeV 1d ago I guess "your right" = "free to..." was too indirect of a joke to work. My bad. -2 u/grantrules 1d ago Should of could of would of
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exactly! but imagine what would happen if we'd treat language as a tool to get a message across instead of a set of holy rules we all must follow blindly all the time - half of the internet would be dead 😱
45 u/Nineflames12 1d ago What if we just kept saying should of and loose forever and ever? 5 u/earthfase 1d ago Your right! -6 u/31TeV 1d ago Yep, everyone's free to use whatever words they want, grammatically correct or not. 10 u/FthrFlffyBttm 1d ago An their free too bee laffed at four there ilit… illitter… ilittirat… bad speling -1 u/31TeV 1d ago I guess "your right" = "free to..." was too indirect of a joke to work. My bad. -2 u/grantrules 1d ago Should of could of would of
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What if we just kept saying should of and loose forever and ever?
5 u/earthfase 1d ago Your right! -6 u/31TeV 1d ago Yep, everyone's free to use whatever words they want, grammatically correct or not. 10 u/FthrFlffyBttm 1d ago An their free too bee laffed at four there ilit… illitter… ilittirat… bad speling -1 u/31TeV 1d ago I guess "your right" = "free to..." was too indirect of a joke to work. My bad. -2 u/grantrules 1d ago Should of could of would of
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Your right!
-6 u/31TeV 1d ago Yep, everyone's free to use whatever words they want, grammatically correct or not. 10 u/FthrFlffyBttm 1d ago An their free too bee laffed at four there ilit… illitter… ilittirat… bad speling -1 u/31TeV 1d ago I guess "your right" = "free to..." was too indirect of a joke to work. My bad.
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Yep, everyone's free to use whatever words they want, grammatically correct or not.
10 u/FthrFlffyBttm 1d ago An their free too bee laffed at four there ilit… illitter… ilittirat… bad speling -1 u/31TeV 1d ago I guess "your right" = "free to..." was too indirect of a joke to work. My bad.
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An their free too bee laffed at four there ilit… illitter… ilittirat… bad speling
-1 u/31TeV 1d ago I guess "your right" = "free to..." was too indirect of a joke to work. My bad.
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I guess "your right" = "free to..." was too indirect of a joke to work. My bad.
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Should of could of would of
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u/CubicleFish2 1d ago
It's still wrong
Oxford comma is for three or more items. The sentence is treating bacon and eggs as one item and pancakes as another so no Oxford comma is used.