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Rcteja Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Any mistakes.
My dear friend,
"We had a lot in common, I loved her and you loved her !" but why do u hate me?
"We had a lot in common, I loved her and you loved her !" but why do u hate me?
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The words are great, but the punctuation confuses me: I don't understand why you need the quotation marks. If this is supposed to be a "friendly letter," "My dear friend," would be viewed as the salutation. The comma followed by the paragraph and capital letter would be appropriate.
- The words are great, but the punctuation confuses me: I don't understand why you need the quotation marks.
- If this is supposed to be a "friendly letter," "My dear friend," would be viewed as the salutation.
- The comma followed by the paragraph and capital letter would be appropriate.
- " You could use a period or a colon after "common," but not a comma.
- "
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The words are great, but the punctuation confuses me:
I don't understand why you need the quotation marks.
If this is supposed to be a "friendly letter," "My dear friend," would be viewed as the salutation. The comma followed by the paragraph and capital letter would be appropriate.
Otherwise, you'd just keep writing on the same like with no capital on "we."
You could u
I don't understand why you need the quotation marks.
If this is supposed to be a "friendly letter," "My dear friend," would be viewed as the salutation. The comma followed by the paragraph and capital letter would be appropriate.
Otherwise, you'd just keep writing on the same like with no capital on "we."
You could u
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rctejaIs this some kind of love triangle?"We had a lot in common. I loved her and you loved her,!"but why do you hate me?
CJ
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