I was walking with a briefcase, in which was the month's takings from the company.
Is the comma needed? Are there any errors in the sentence?
Thank you very much.
I was walking with a briefcase, in which was the month's takings from the company.
Is the comma needed? Are there any errors in the sentence?
I was walking, carrying a briefcase
The comma would be better following "walking", so that briefcase and its contents are linked.
Thanks for the prompt reply.
You say, "The comma is better after 'walking' " but is the comma needed after briefcase?
If the sentence were to remain, is the comma needed after briefcase?