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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Comma vs. semicolon
which is more correct:
We have always found Jane to be responsible in managing her personal and financial affairs, ethical in behavior and sound in judgment.
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We have always found Jane to be responsible in managing her personal and financial affairs; ethical in behavior and sound in judgment.
We have always found Jane to be responsible in managing her personal and financial affairs, ethical in behavior and sound in judgment.
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We have always found Jane to be responsible in managing her personal and financial affairs; ethical in behavior and sound in judgment.
Top answer
The first one (with the comma), but it is very odd to profess knowledge of another's personal affairs.
- The first one (with the comma), but it is very odd to profess knowledge of another's personal affairs.
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The first one (with the comma), but it is very odd to profess knowledge of another's personal affairs.
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Mister Micawberit is very odd to profess knowledge of another's personal affairs.Not for the NSA!
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