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Sundarnaz Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Comma or colon

1)This is what I ate for breakfast, an apple and a bowl of cereal.

Is the comma correct here, Or should it be a colon?

2) My sister loves mysteries, my brother likes comics.

3) The window was open, I looked out over the empty field.

Is the comma in both sentences correct, or should it be a semicolon?

Thanks in advance.

  

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1)This is what I ate for breakfast, an apple and a bowl of cereal. Is the comma correct here, Or should it be a colon? Use a colon.

  • 1)This is what I ate for breakfast, an apple and a bowl of cereal.
  • Is the comma correct here, Or should it be a colon?
  • Use a colon.
  • Or better yet, reword.
  • eg For breakfast, I ate an apple and a bowl of cereal.
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1)This is what I ate for breakfast, an apple and a bowl of cereal.

Is the comma correct here, Or should it be a colon? Use a colon. Or better yet, reword.

eg For breakfast, I ate an apple and a bowl of cereal.

2) My sister loves mysteries, my brother likes comics. Use a period, a semi-colon or a conjunction.

3) The window was open, I looked out over

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