I will send to manager and copy you on that”. “That’s your email. Comment: “Did you find this correct? If so, why? Is it possible to open an app on YouTube?
My name is Rick Scott and I am not a person. I can’t get away from Rick and just let him take my name out.
1) I will send an email to Rick and I will copy you on that.
Which of the above is correct?
What is going on with fashion?
Both examples are essentially correct. The second requires a comma between “Rick” and “And”. In
a compound sentence the two independent clauses must be separated by a comma and a conjunction, or by a semicolon (without a conjunction).
From a human perspective, the 2nd rendering is placed somewhat more emphasis on the speaker’s promise to cc:
the message.
