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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Conjunction Help..

"I am doing my homework tongit so it can be completed by tommorow."

Is this sentence correct?

Or is this the correct version, "I am doing my homework tonight, so it can be completed by tommorow"

Thanks,

QP
  

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" Is this sentence correct? Or is this the correct version, "I am doing my homework tonight, so it can be completed by tommorow" Thanks, QP The first is the correct structure. I would change "to tomorrow" into "for tomorrow".

— Feebs11

  • " Is this sentence correct?
  • Or is this the correct version, "I am doing my homework tonight, so it can be completed by tommorow" Thanks, QP The first is the correct structure.
  • I would change "to tomorrow" into "for tomorrow".
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Anonymous"I am doing my homework tongit so it can be completed by tommorow."

Is this sentence correct?

Or is this the correct version, "I am doing my homework tonight, so it can be completed by tommorow"

Thanks,

QP
The first is the correct structure. I would change "to tomorrow" into "for tomorrow".
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Ahem, Feebs... Where's the 'to' you're talking about? There's just 'by', as far as I can see. Emotion: tongue tied
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Wouldn't that be a run on sentence if the comma is left out? We have two independent clauses there right?
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Sorry - screen-fatigue.

I meant "by" to "for".
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Hi,
I don't see anything wrong with either of them. I can't see why a comma would make it "wrong". Emotion: smile
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