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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
2 questions in 1 sentence
Please help,
"So the questions remain, Where is the true source of this sustenance and are we really getting what we pay for?"
I want to know if the above is grammatically correct. Should it state question instead? Should there be a colon or semi-colon after remain? Underlined text is really bugging me it just looks very wrong. Thank you for any help you can provide.
"So the questions remain, Where is the true source of this sustenance and are we really getting what we pay for?"
I want to know if the above is grammatically correct. Should it state question instead? Should there be a colon or semi-colon after remain? Underlined text is really bugging me it just looks very wrong. Thank you for any help you can provide.
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" I want to know if the above is grammatically correct. Should it state question instead? If you join them with 'and', then strictly speaking it is one question.
- " I want to know if the above is grammatically correct.
- Should it state question instead?
- If you join them with 'and', then strictly speaking it is one question.
- tShould there be a colon or semi-colon after remain?
- Underlined text is really bugging me it just looks very wrong.
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Hi,
Please help,
"So the questions remain, Where is the true source of this sustenance and are we really getting what we pay for?"
I want to know if the above is grammatically correct. Should it state question instead? If you join them with 'and', then strictly speaking it is one question.
tShould there be a colon or semi-colon aft
Please help,
"So the questions remain, Where is the true source of this sustenance and are we really getting what we pay for?"
I want to know if the above is grammatically correct. Should it state question instead? If you join them with 'and', then strictly speaking it is one question.
tShould there be a colon or semi-colon aft
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