English Language & Usage Asked by user415824 on September 26, 2021
Consider the following sentence:
"I have not sent any further communication, since the email, to your office, so far."
Would both the phrases "since the email" and "to your office" be considered non-restrictive with respect to the main clause, so that there is no significant loss in meaning if they are deleted to interpret the sentence as follows:
"I have not sent any further communication so far."?
I believe this applies for single phrases with commas in a sentence, like:
"I have not sent any further communication, since the email, so far."
I wonder if it would apply in case of multiple phrases with commas as shown above, as well.
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