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Raindance Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
when using from and to, do i need to put a comma before "to"? Is the following sentence fine, or does it need a comma before "to"?
"From the long wait for a companion to the desire of falling in love."
P.S. - In my question above, was I correct in using quotation marks for to?
"From the long wait for a companion to the desire of falling in love."
P.S. - In my question above, was I correct in using quotation marks for to?
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anyone?
- anyone?
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