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comma question
i have two phrase that i'm having trouble with.
1. They walk out on deck ( ) carrying small gages. ( i think there goes a comma, but i could be wrong)
i think there could be a comma because i can phrases it like this:
2. They walk out on deck and carry small gages.
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the other one is.
3. The truck rams the car, sending it careening down the exit ramp. (i'd say yes , a comma.)
1. They walk out on deck ( ) carrying small gages. ( i think there goes a comma, but i could be wrong)
i think there could be a comma because i can phrases it like this:
2. They walk out on deck and carry small gages.
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the other one is.
3. The truck rams the car, sending it careening down the exit ramp. (i'd say yes , a comma.)
Top answer
Hi, i have two phrase that i'm having trouble with. 1. They walk out on deck ( ) carrying small gauges .
- Hi, i have two phrase that i'm having trouble with.
- 1.
- They walk out on deck ( ) carrying small gauges .
- ( i think there goes a comma, but i could be wrong) Yes, use a comma.
- i think there could be a comma because i can phrases it like this: 2.
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Hi,
i have two phrase that i'm having trouble with.
1. They walk out on deck ( ) carrying small gauges. ( i think there goes a comma, but i could be wrong) Yes, use a comma.
i think there could be a comma because i can phrases it like this:
i have two phrase that i'm having trouble with.
1. They walk out on deck ( ) carrying small gauges. ( i think there goes a comma, but i could be wrong) Yes, use a comma.
i think there could be a comma because i can phrases it like this:
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