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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
A grammatical question
Can i use the word tardiness in a sentence as follows and is it grammatically correct?:
" ... i am always punctual as tardiness was not tolerated."
" ... i am always punctual as tardiness was not tolerated."
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Sort of. Without further context it it better this way: I am always punctual , because tardiness is not tolerated.
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- Without further context it it better this way: I am always punctual , because tardiness is not tolerated.
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Sort of. Without further context it it better this way:
I am always punctual, because tardiness is not tolerated.
I am always punctual, because tardiness is not tolerated.
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