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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences correct?
A. There was a shortage of food; most people would have been out of food after a few days.
b. I was sure she would be twenty that day.
C. I was happy that he was performing there on Friday.
D. I swore that I would be there.
Are these sentences correct? ?
b. I was sure she would be twenty that day.
C. I was happy that he was performing there on Friday.
D. I swore that I would be there.
Are these sentences correct? ?
Top answer
They are correct. food, so most people... The two parts are perhaps too short to justify the use of the semi-colon.
- They are correct.
- food, so most people...
- The two parts are perhaps too short to justify the use of the semi-colon.
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They are correct. There are some who would rather that you phrase the first one with ...food, so most people...
The two parts are perhaps too short to justify the use of the semi-colon.
The two parts are perhaps too short to justify the use of the semi-colon.
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