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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
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Are the highlighted words between the two dashes correctly used? What about ‘after’? Is it correctly used?

Are the highlighted words between the two dashes correctly used? What about ‘after’? Is it correctly used?


“As a sort of evaluation, you have to stage/showcase a playlet—action, adventure, comedy, or drama—showing the importance of bonding with parents and the steps in resolving conflicts between them,” the guidance counselor told the students after grouping them into four.

  

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Don't get into a habit of using a lot of dashes. . after grouping them into fours .

— Clive

  • Don't get into a habit of using a lot of dashes.
  • .
  • after grouping them into fours .
  • (ie more than one group of four)
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Yes, that's all OK, as informal English.Don't get into a habit of using a lot of dashes.

. . . after grouping them into fours. (ie more than one group of four)

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