Hello Everyone,
Do you see a comma splice (the comma after "writing") in the following sentence or not?
"Speaking came long before writing, we speak much more, and all but a couple of hundred of the world's thousands of languages are rarely or never written."
(Please avoid discussing factual accuracy, etc. of the sentence.)
Thanks.
Do you see a comma splice (the comma after "writing") in the following sentence or not?
"Speaking came long before writing, we speak much more, and all but a couple of hundred of the world's thousands of languages are rarely or never written."
(Please avoid discussing factual accuracy, etc. of the sentence.)
Thanks.