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Pructus Posted 10 years ago
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Does the picture correctly reflect the sentence, “He lived two or three houses down across the alley”?
Does the picture correctly reflect the sentence, “He lived two or three houses down across the alley”?
His house, | house, | house, | house |
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house, | house, | house, | My house |
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You need either an "and" or a comma. He lived across the alley, two or three houses down. He lived across the alley and two or three houses down.
- You need either an "and" or a comma.
- He lived across the alley, two or three houses down.
- He lived across the alley and two or three houses down.
- He lived two or three houses down and across the alley.
- He lived two or three houses down, across the alley.
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You need either an "and" or a comma.
He lived across the alley, two or three houses down.
He lived across the alley and two or three houses down.
He lived two or three houses down and across the alley.
He lived two or three houses down, across the alley.
He lived across the alley, two or three houses down.
He lived across the alley and two or three houses down.
He lived two or three houses down and across the alley.
He lived two or three houses down, across the alley.
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I see.... I see...
Comma must be so important...
Thanks so much, BarbaraPA!!
Comma must be so important...
Thanks so much, BarbaraPA!!
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