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comma/who says hello
Which is correct:
1-I talked to Pete yesterday, who says "hello".
2-I talked to Pete yesterday who says "hello".
Since the clause is non-restrictive, one might argue that the comma is needed. But the clause comes after an adverb, so I don't know whether to use the comma or not.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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Re: comma/who says hello
We wouldn't say that. We'd say, "I talked to Pete yesterday; he says hello (or "hello")"
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