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Abdulla AbdulAziz Al-h Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
A comma placement that I need help with
Hello guys:)
I would like to know where the comma should be place in the sentence below:
This feeling of nostaligia I repeatedly feel brings me to my knees everytime I think about the home I can't return to.
Should there be a comma before the word "brings" ?
Or is the sentence, in general, not correct anyway?
Thank you very much in advance
I would like to know where the comma should be place in the sentence below:
This feeling of nostaligia I repeatedly feel brings me to my knees everytime I think about the home I can't return to.
Should there be a comma before the word "brings" ?
Or is the sentence, in general, not correct anyway?
Thank you very much in advance
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This feeling of nostalgia (that) I repeatedly feel brings me to my knees every time I think about the home I can't return to. This is correct English, but I would consider deleting "(that) I repeatedly feel". This seems a bit unnecessary given that you already say "every time".
- This feeling of nostalgia (that) I repeatedly feel brings me to my knees every time I think about the home I can't return to.
- This is correct English, but I would consider deleting "(that) I repeatedly feel".
- This seems a bit unnecessary given that you already say "every time".
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This feeling of nostalgia (that) I repeatedly feel brings me to my knees every time I think about the home I can't return to.
This is correct English, but I would consider deleting "(that) I repeatedly feel". This seems a bit unnecessary given that you already say "every time".
This is correct English, but I would consider deleting "(that) I repeatedly feel". This seems a bit unnecessary given that you already say "every time".
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