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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Comma or Semi Colon... again..
I have another sentence here and I'm wondering whether to use a comma or a semi colon.
"Mary Warren cowered under the pressure of Abigail Williams(;) and to save herself, she created a lie about John Proctor being affiliated with the Devil."
I'm thinking smei colon, but im contemplating whether to remove the "and" proceeding it.
I appreciate all of the help that I have recieved from this forum. It's really incredible how much help you're accessable to in such short periods of time.
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"Mary Warren cowered under the pressure of Abigail Williams(;) and to save herself, she created a lie about John Proctor being affiliated with the Devil."
I'm thinking smei colon, but im contemplating whether to remove the "and" proceeding it.
I appreciate all of the help that I have recieved from this forum. It's really incredible how much help you're accessable to in such short periods of time.
Thanx
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Hi, I have another sentence here and I'm wondering whether to use a comma or a semi colon. " I'm thinking smei colon, but im contemplating whether to remove the "and" proceeding it. Have you considered simply using a period to create two sentences?
- Hi, I have another sentence here and I'm wondering whether to use a comma or a semi colon.
- " I'm thinking smei colon, but im contemplating whether to remove the "and" proceeding it.
- Have you considered simply using a period to create two sentences?
- That's what I'd do.
- Clive
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Hi,
I have another sentence here and I'm wondering whether to use a comma or a semi colon.
"Mary Warren cowered under the pressure of Abigail Williams(
I have another sentence here and I'm wondering whether to use a comma or a semi colon.
"Mary Warren cowered under the pressure of Abigail Williams(
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