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Friday, May 11, 2012
What is this thing called love?
Where would you place a comma? Depends on your meaning, doesn’t it, love! The Grammar Anarchist loves to play with words. Play along with The Anarchist's Guide to Grammar. You can take it with you on your Kindle or recline under a shade tree and open a book. But rush out now to pick up your copy. Especially if you are a writer too.
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3 comments:
I'd put the comma like this:
What is this thing called, love?
(Tee-hee)
How about-- What,is this thing called love?
Heres how id do it - What is this, thing-called-love? there!!!!!
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