English Language & Usage Asked by CatAttack on December 13, 2020
Apologies – I know that there are many posts around comma usage in coordinate and cumulative adjectives but I seem to have a mental block with this sentence:
They swam around the ghostly, sunken ship.
They swam around the ghostly sunken ship.
Is the comma correct? It could be a ghostly and sunken ship in which case the comma would be correct, I think. Or is sunken ship considered as one so ghostly is the only adjective? In which case, it would then be without a comma.
Which is correct or does it not really matter?
Thanks
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