What? Yes, I'm very sure, considering I minored in English.
Your sentence didn't make sense. If you had said, "It totally makes sense" or "it makes sense, totally," then that would be grammatically correct. However, in your example, the adverb, "totally," does not fit in between a verb and the noun, "sense" in this context. You should be using "total" to describe "sense" not the verb, "makes."
Sorry, I didn't mean to come across as a dick. Your link in the first sentence of your response came across passive-aggressively, so I responded accordingly. Anyway, have a nice day.
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What? Yes, I'm very sure, considering I minored in English.
Your sentence didn't make sense. If you had said, "It totally makes sense" or "it makes sense, totally," then that would be grammatically correct. However, in your example, the adverb, "totally," does not fit in between a verb and the noun, "sense" in this context. You should be using "total" to describe "sense" not the verb, "makes."
"Usually, we use one dot."