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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Check this sentence please
Is this correct? I think a comma before the adverb is incorrect.
They have more group work activities, however they are a minor part of the curriculum.
They have more group work activities, however they are a minor part of the curriculum.
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It requires a semicolon before and a comma after: They have more group work activities ; however, they are a minor part of the curriculum.
- It requires a semicolon before and a comma after: They have more group work activities ; however, they are a minor part of the curriculum.
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It requires a semicolon before and a comma after:
They have more group work activities; however, they are a minor part of the curriculum.
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It requires a semicolon before and a comma after:
They have more group work activities; however, they are a minor part of the curriculum.
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