You don't need to put a comma before a single adjective, like 'new', and surely 'brand' modifies 'new' or at least they form a single adjectival unit.
(This is based on the assumption that 'Cold Case' is a unit too - it's not the Case which is brand, new and cold, it's the Cold Case which is Brand New).
This is riduculous - I'm going to study for my OT exam.
Can't be 'new' if it's a 'cold' case. Cause 'cold case' refers to an 'old' investigation that has stalled and so has remained unsolved as the leads have dried up.
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2 missing commas?
As in 'Brand, new, cold case'?
That's the best I can do. I'm pretty proud of that actually...
Nah, Haysey.
You don't need to put a comma before a single adjective, like 'new', and surely 'brand' modifies 'new' or at least they form a single adjectival unit.
(This is based on the assumption that 'Cold Case' is a unit too - it's not the Case which is brand, new and cold, it's the Cold Case which is Brand New).
This is riduculous - I'm going to study for my OT exam.
its oxymoronic isnt it?
You cant have a brand new cold case, a cold case is by nature old....
Can't be 'new' if it's a 'cold' case. Cause 'cold case' refers to an 'old' investigation that has stalled and so has remained unsolved as the leads have dried up.
That's my thinking.
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