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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Comma splice, or dangling participle.
Hi. I can't quite work out why this sentence is incorrect, but I know it is - mainly because the two clauses are just unrelated. They don't connect. Can someone please say exactly what's wrong with it.
"Boasting a large 2-litre capacity for up to 12 weeks use, it also has a handy clip-lock lid to prevent spillage and an easy pour spout."
"Boasting a large 2-litre capacity for up to 12 weeks use, it also has a handy clip-lock lid to prevent spillage and an easy pour spout."
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It's fine Both parts of the sentence describe 'it'. I'd consider saying . .
- It's fine Both parts of the sentence describe 'it'.
- I'd consider saying .
- .
- weeks of use.
- And an easy-pour spout.
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It's fine Both parts of the sentence describe 'it'.
I'd consider saying . . . weeks of use.
And an easy-pour spout.
Clive
I'd consider saying . . . weeks of use.
And an easy-pour spout.
Clive
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