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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Addresses
You know the addresses of both places, is that what you're saying?
Please proofread.
Thank you!
Please proofread.
Thank you!
Top answer
That’s a comma splice. How about one of these? You know the addresses of both places, right?
- That’s a comma splice.
- How about one of these?
- You know the addresses of both places, right?
- Are you saying that you know the addresses of both places?
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That’s a comma splice. How about one of these?
You know the addresses of both places, right?
Are you saying that you know the addresses of both places?
You know the addresses of both places, right?
Are you saying that you know the addresses of both places?
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