Before the previous
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Are the following sentences grammatically correct?
Before the previous intervention, the tallest man of all decides to give his point of view -But they have assaulted him many times, and from what I have heard, the old man has cameras and he bought a rifle. Are you willing to receive a shot for little money?
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The punctuation is wrong. It should be as follows: Before the previous intervention, the tallest man of all decides to give his point of view. But they have assaulted him many times, and from what I have heard, the old man has cameras, and he bought a rifle.
- The punctuation is wrong.
- It should be as follows: Before the previous intervention, the tallest man of all decides to give his point of view.
- But they have assaulted him many times, and from what I have heard, the old man has cameras, and he bought a rifle.
- Are you willing to receive a shot for little money?
- I don't understand what the paragraph means.
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The punctuation is wrong. It should be as follows:
Before the previous intervention, the tallest man of all decides to give his point of view. But they have assaulted him many times, and from what I have heard, the old man has cameras, and he bought a rifle. Are you willing to receive a shot for little money?
I don't understand what the paragraph means. I can't follow it. Maybe tha
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