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She called me a few months ago, I showed up at her restaurant and when she came out from the back of it I could tell she had found out about it as she was looking very angry.
Is "as" the correct preposition to use in this sentence?
Is "was looking" fine, or should I instead use "looked"?
And, at last, would you prefer another comma in the sentence? If yes, where should it be?
Thank you.
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Is "as" the correct preposition to use in this sentence? As is fine, but it is a conjunction here. Is "was looking" fine, or should I instead use "looked"?
- Is "as" the correct preposition to use in this sentence?
- As is fine, but it is a conjunction here.
- Is "was looking" fine, or should I instead use "looked"?
- Both are fine.
- And, at last, would you prefer another comma in the sentence?
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Is "as" the correct preposition to use in this sentence? As is fine, but it is a conjunction here.
Is "was looking" fine, or should I instead use "looked"? Both are fine.
And, at last, would you prefer another comma in the sentence? If yes, where should it be? Yes. Before 'and'.
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