grammatical error advice
Posted: 10 Jul 2023, 04:24
Hi,
So I am reviewing this book, and I encounter the following phrase early on.
This book is about what happened when Brain arrived at Stanford and the story behind achieving his goal; expectation and loss; achieving goals; life; and ironies it sometimes bring.
I feel that instead of colons, there should be commas. I need your input. Is Colon a punctuation error, and should it be replaced by a comma? Also, it should be - the ironies. Please advise.
So I am reviewing this book, and I encounter the following phrase early on.
This book is about what happened when Brain arrived at Stanford and the story behind achieving his goal; expectation and loss; achieving goals; life; and ironies it sometimes bring.
I feel that instead of colons, there should be commas. I need your input. Is Colon a punctuation error, and should it be replaced by a comma? Also, it should be - the ironies. Please advise.