Sometimes a colon (:) is used before a quote.
Do not use a period after etc. at the end of a sentence. Instead, say:
apples, oranges, bananas, etc.![]()
Source:the Daily MailAnd Boag added: 'I would just like to say that I've had the time of my life and it's all down to having such a great person to dance with, so thank you Austin.'
Hello! I always use a comman after the words, such as, say, add, etc..
I never saw native speakers use colon before this. I wonder whether it is okay to use it.
And should I add a period after ", etc." in such a sentence?
There are some apples, oranges, etc..
Sometimes a colon (:) is used before a quote.
Do not use a period after etc. at the end of a sentence. Instead, say:
apples, oranges, bananas, etc.![]()
Thank you for your help, RonBee.![]()