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Asked by Misca

Which is grammatically correct? I'm not really sure how onomatopoeias work.

1. “Vroom!” the chainsaw took right off.
2. "Vroom!" The chainsaw took right off.
3. other?
18 years ago

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Answered by Ms. Sue
Number 2 is grammatically correct. Since you have an end mark -- an exclamation point -- after "Vroom," the next sentence should start with a capital letter.
18 years ago
Answered by Misca
so it's ok that "Vroom!" is a fragment?
18 years ago
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes, "Vroom!" is a fragment, but it's accepted in informal writing.
18 years ago

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