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Snarf Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
A Matter of Subject Clarity
Hi, all. Please check this out for me, if you'd be so kind:
He stops. “Wouldn’t that be grand?” He pauses, staring at them scarily.
The Judge, with a distressed glare, stares at him, lips tightly pressed together inwardly, as if there is a vacuum in his mouth.
Is it clear that the lips being spoken of are the judge's?
Thanks.
He stops. “Wouldn’t that be grand?” He pauses, staring at them scarily.
The Judge, with a distressed glare, stares at him, lips tightly pressed together inwardly, as if there is a vacuum in his mouth.
Is it clear that the lips being spoken of are the judge's?
Thanks.
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Hi, Please check this out for me, if you'd be so kind: Thank you for saying 'please'. Not too many people do. He stops.
- Hi, Please check this out for me, if you'd be so kind: Thank you for saying 'please'.
- Not too many people do.
- He stops.
- ” He pauses, staring at them scarily.
- The Judge, with a distressed glare, stares at him, lips tightly pressed together inwardly, as if there is a vacuum in his mouth.
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Hi,
Please check this out for me, if you'd be so kind: Thank you for saying 'please'. Not too many people do.
He stops. “Wouldn’t that be grand?” He pauses, staring at them scarily.
The Judge, with a distressed glare, stares at him, lips tightly pressed together inwardly, as if there is a vacuum in his
Please check this out for me, if you'd be so kind: Thank you for saying 'please'. Not too many people do.
He stops. “Wouldn’t that be grand?” He pauses, staring at them scarily.
The Judge, with a distressed glare, stares at him, lips tightly pressed together inwardly, as if there is a vacuum in his
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