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Is this proper grammar?
Okay, this sentence has been bothering me for quite a while and I really wanted to know if the grammar in this sentence was correct or not.
"Sure?" She said, confused.
Is that's little sentence above a proper use of a comma? Or is it a comma splice? I read it somewhere and it's been stuck in my head ever since.
3 Answers
- MamieLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
As already stated, change "She" to "she" and you've got a perfectly grammatical and frequently used sentence construction.
However, it might be a little clearer if it were: "Sure?" she asked, confused.
- 8 years ago
if this sentence would be in a poem, it would be fine as theres this hole thingy of poem license...
But in normal life or in a book it would be really wrong....
it would not have a comma to be correct...
i often get this annoying sentences too :D
- 8 years ago
'she' in small letter otherwise it's correct (this sentence means to asking approval of what has just been asked) i came across many variations in this kind
