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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Comma or semicolon?
Comma or semicolon in the following? 1 or 2 below? I say 2.
1) We’re not trying to be difficult, we just want to ensure your data is secure.
2) We’re not trying to be difficult; we just want to ensure your data is secure.
Can we get away with a comma before ‘trust me’ below—or should we use a semicolon?
He will not tolerate her bull ***; trust me.
Thank you.
1) We’re not trying to be difficult, we just want to ensure your data is secure.
2) We’re not trying to be difficult; we just want to ensure your data is secure.
Can we get away with a comma before ‘trust me’ below—or should we use a semicolon?
He will not tolerate her bull ***; trust me.
Thank you.
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victo Comma or semicolon in the following? 1 or 2 below? #2 victo Can we get away with a comma before ‘trust me’ below—or should we use a semicolon?
- victo Comma or semicolon in the following?
- 1 or 2 below?
- #2 victo Can we get away with a comma before ‘trust me’ below—or should we use a semicolon?
- Use a semicolon.
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victoComma or semicolon in the following? 1 or 2 below?#2
victoCan we get away with a comma before ‘trust me’ below—or should we use a semicolon?Use a semicolon.
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