A few days ago
Does the sentence below need any punctuation?
The winter with its snow and ice can still be a very beautiful season.
Thanks for your help, Henrietta
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no because with snow and ice is a prepositional phrase and doesn’t need commas
and the second answer is WAY wrong, i hope that was a joke
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A few days ago
The winter, with its snow and ice, can still be a very beautiful season.
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A few days ago
Wow,,comma girl Char!!!!
I’d say…The winter, with it’s snow and ice, can still be a very beautiful season.
By the way…isn’t winter suppose to have snow and ice?
Why would it “still” be beautiful…
The winter, with it’s 90 degree beach days, could still be a very beautiful season!
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A few days ago
I’d go with answer 1 because “with its snow and ice” is an insertion phrase that could be left out and still leave a perfectly good sentence.
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A few days ago
Yes.
The winter, with its snow and ice, can still be a very beautiful season.
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The winter, with its snow and ice, can, still, be a very beautiful season.
C. :)!!
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A few days ago
The commas (as in the first answer), while possibly optional, are reasonable. As for your question, yes, all sentences need punctuation, even if it’s just at the end (in this case, a period). 🙂
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A few days ago
I think Char is confusing a comma with a pause!
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A few days ago
no it is fine the way it is.wow that 2nd lady was wrong. was she kidding?
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