This Tuesday we decided to turn things up. On the tricky question of the use of commas by a friend who heads GMAT out of South Asia, we turned it over to college admissions counselor, essay editor and SAT English coach, Tania Bery. Tania decided to look at the use of punctuation when separating sentences. Sounds technical doesn't it? What do you think? Listen to this episode and remember, like Tania, you too can feature on a dedicated Good Morning Grammar episode. Via voice messages on WhatsApp at +91-9871443760 or email; Shivraj@brevis.in . If we like what we hear, you could be a guest star on a standalone Friday Fun episode.
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