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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Are either of these correct, or do I need a semi-colon?
Ma -- ageless, black, nothing left to lose -- holds up a lamppost on the corner of Frederick D., headlights coming up the ave flood her dark glasses.
or this:
Ma -- ageless, black, nothing left to lose -- holds up a lamppost on the corner of Frederick D., headlights coming up the ave flooding her dark glasses.
or this:
Ma -- ageless, black, nothing left to lose -- holds up a lamppost on the corner of Frederick D., headlights coming up the ave flooding her dark glasses.
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, headlights coming up the ave flood her dark glasses. Ma -- ageless, black, nothing left to lose -- holds up a lamppost on the corner of Frederick D . H eadlights coming up the avenue flood her dark glasses.
- , headlights coming up the ave flood her dark glasses.
- Ma -- ageless, black, nothing left to lose -- holds up a lamppost on the corner of Frederick D .
- H eadlights coming up the avenue flood her dark glasses.
- You could use a semi-colon iif you want to, but you don't have to.
- , headlights coming up the ave flooding her dark glasses.
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Hi,
Ma -- ageless, black, nothing left to lose -- holds up a lamppost on the corner of Frederick D., headlights coming up the ave flood her dark glasses.
Ma -- ageless, black, nothing left to lose -- holds up a lamppost on the corner of Frederick D. Headlights coming up the avenue flood her dark glasses.
You could use a semi-colon iif you want to, but you do
Ma -- ageless, black, nothing left to lose -- holds up a lamppost on the corner of Frederick D., headlights coming up the ave flood her dark glasses.
Ma -- ageless, black, nothing left to lose -- holds up a lamppost on the corner of Frederick D. Headlights coming up the avenue flood her dark glasses.
You could use a semi-colon iif you want to, but you do
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