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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Comma before 'and'?
Sat at traffic lights today & the entire back of the bus in front shouted "Students are very pound of their school and behaviour in and out of lessons is excellent', (an Ofsted quote).
Us two education failures were trying to discuss if this school advert should put a comma in front of 'and'?
A definitive answer is vital. A Malteser wager may hang on it.
Us two education failures were trying to discuss if this school advert should put a comma in front of 'and'?
A definitive answer is vital. A Malteser wager may hang on it.
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Anonymous Students are very pound That doesn't make sense. Do you mean prou d?
- Anonymous Students are very pound That doesn't make sense.
- Do you mean prou d?
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AnonymousStudents are very poundThat doesn't make sense. Do you mean proud?
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