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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
And or full stop
Hello everyone,
Is either "full stop" or "and" correct to combine the sentences below?
1. If you hadn't been with me, all those things we did together would have been too much for me to do(.) I wouldn't have had enough energy to do them both.
Is either "full stop" or "and" correct to combine the sentences below?
1. If you hadn't been with me, all those things we did together would have been too much for me to do(.) I wouldn't have had enough energy to do them both.
2. If youhadn't been with me, all those things we did together would have been too much for me to do (and) I wouldn't have had enough energy to do them both.
Regards,
JATop answer
Yes, although I wouldn't say that a full stop combines two sentences. all those things sounds like more than two. them both means two.
- Yes, although I wouldn't say that a full stop combines two sentences.
- all those things sounds like more than two.
- them both means two.
- Which do you mean?
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Yes, although I wouldn't say that a full stop combines two sentences.
all those things sounds like more than two.
them both means two.
Which do you mean?
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Full stop. "And" makes the rest sound redundant after "too much for me to do". The full stops lets it sound like expansion.
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