As you say, the commas as you have them probably represent how the sentence would be typically spoken, given the convention of a comma representing a sentence-internal pause. But if you think it looks a bit comma-heavy, then you could use dashes instead of commas to delimit one of the interpolated clauses. For example:

Mar 1, 2015 · I think I would say "at" if she is significantly farther away then we are. I would say "in" if I you and I were closer to the perimeter of the park. Consider you asking me where she is while we are home. I would say she is at the park. Consider you asking me where she is while we are on the road surrounding the park. I would say she is in the park.

Jun 21, 2012 · "Say when" is simply a shortened form for "Say when to stop." When you want the waiter to stop, you can say, "Stop," or "Okay, that's enough" or, simply "When" (because the waiter asked you to "Say 'when'" [inner quotes added that time]. Much like @Jay said, this is heard so often in the U.S. that I'd wouldn't even catagorize it as a "joke;" it ...

Mar 23, 2021 · Die of is more common than die from. Don’t say: He died because of a heart attack. • Someone dies in an accident: He died in a car crash. Don’t say: He died by a car crash. • Someone dies for a person, place, or idea that they want to …

If you are writing primarily for everyday communication (e.g. email or chat), then always find the simplest language, while still being professional. In this case, you can simply say something like: It just hit me, ... It just struck me, ... If you are writing longer form and want to be more expressive/stylistic, many of the answers above are ...

Feb 14, 2019 · If I were you, I wouldn't say that. This sentence also suggests a hypothetical and impossible scenario because I can never be you. In the old days, "I wish I was young" to express an impossible scenario was considered ungrammatical, colloquial and some people even said it sounds uneducated, but it has changed and I hear many people use "was" in ...

- This is a bit stronger version of I would say or I dare say, but still leave room for uncertainty If I think I'm sure, chances are I won't say I'd say, I dare say, or I say, because it's unnecessary. Swan also suggested this in his Practical English Usage, And I dare say (sometimes written I daresay) is used to mean 'I think probably', 'I ...

I would say so [as well]. say has it's normal meaning: to communicate. In other words it means I agree with you. There's two possible thing they could be agreeing with: 1 that the cowboy boots are f-in' awesome. 2 that there was lots of questionable clothing leftover.

Jun 16, 2020 · Almost nobody besides my 89-year-old stepmother (former English teacher) says "You are smarter than I", but some people do say "You are smarter than I am" (than is a conjunction here: "You are smarter than I am smart" is alleged to …

Apr 23, 2012 · Say U.S. dollars twenty-three thousand four hundred and twenty-eight and thirty-two cents. And if it is 23,428.00, do I say . Say U.S. dollars twenty-three thousand four hundred and twenty-eight only.