I was reading an article and came across this sentence:
“Much wow, Bercow hid his opposition to Brexit so very well when he was Speaker.,” Mark Wallace, executive editor of ConservativeHome, tweeted.
This quote is punctuated with a period and a comma. Is this a mistake?
When I was reading on English grammar, I was told to punctuate quotes in the following way:
"Much wow, Bercow hid his opposition to Brexit so very well when he was speaker," tweeted Mark Wallace, executive editor of ConservativeHome.
I did change the structure around, though. Perhaps it is necessary to put a period before the comma when using their word order?
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