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I think you know to capitalize the first letter in a sentence and the pronoun "I", so no, it is not correct right off the bat. " Even after those problems are fixed, it has a problem. "As" means "in the time during which", and "I was scared" means either "I felt fear" or "I received a fright".
- I think you know to capitalize the first letter in a sentence and the pronoun "I", so no, it is not correct right off the bat.
- " Even after those problems are fixed, it has a problem.
- "As" means "in the time during which", and "I was scared" means either "I felt fear" or "I received a fright".
- " I don't think you mean the first thing, and the second is nonsense.
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I think you know to capitalize the first letter in a sentence and the pronoun "I", so no, it is not correct right off the bat. The sentence also needs a comma: "As he came to me, I was scared." Even after those problems are fixed, it has a problem. "As" means "in the time during which", and "I was scared" means either "I felt fear" or "I received a fright". So your sentence either means "Throughou
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