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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Commas used correctly?
Hi. Please help. Are the commas used correctly? For numbers 1 and 2, could we not have commas there? Thank you for your help in advance.
1. It is written figuratively, the trees representing the people, and the animals, the enemies.
2. The trees represent the people, and the animals, the enemies.
3.He went around the neighborhood shouting, "Don't go outside, stay inside."
1. It is written figuratively, the trees representing the people, and the animals, the enemies.
2. The trees represent the people, and the animals, the enemies.
3.He went around the neighborhood shouting, "Don't go outside, stay inside."
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Anonymous Are the commas used correctly? No, here is what you need: 1. … the trees representing the people , and the animals the enemies.
- Anonymous Are the commas used correctly?
- No, here is what you need: 1.
- … the trees representing the people , and the animals the enemies.
- 2.
- The trees represent the people , and the animals the enemies.
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AnonymousAre the commas used correctly?No, here is what you need:
1. … the trees representing the people, and the animals the enemies.
2. The trees represent the people, and the animals the enemies.
3. He went around the neighborhood shouting, "Don’t go outside; stay inside."
In #3, a period
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