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suggest full stop instead of comma.
to school. Do you...
Accepted. Thanks.
By the way:
http://realgrammar.wordpress.com/comma-splices/
This may well fall under number five, since "...you know?" and "...do you know that?" do not seem to be that different.
Perhaps we can make a case for it in the future. :>
>"...you know?" and "...do you know that?" do not seem to be that different.
I think the difference is that "Do you know that?" is a new sentence whereas ", you know" is a bit like an afterthought. I think if the second part can stand alone as a sentence on its own (as the second part of the above sentence can) then it should be a new sentence.
I agree comma splice rules are open to interpretation and I would welcome any grammarians' comments on this.
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Mary will go to school, do you know that?
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