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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Coordinate adjective question
Hello,
I guess that I'll have to write this here. The first time, I wrote it in the wrong place. I also signed up, but I haven't received anything saying that I've joined here. So here's my question below, and I'm thinking that between the words "dark black" do not need commas, right?
Here: Please notice the information above the first dark black line.
Thanks much!
Kitty
I guess that I'll have to write this here. The first time, I wrote it in the wrong place. I also signed up, but I haven't received anything saying that I've joined here. So here's my question below, and I'm thinking that between the words "dark black" do not need commas, right?
Here: Please notice the information above the first dark black line.
Thanks much!
Kitty
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That's right, Kitty, no comma, but I'm finding it difficult to visualize 'dark black' vs 'light black'.
- That's right, Kitty, no comma, but I'm finding it difficult to visualize 'dark black' vs 'light black'.
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That's right, Kitty, no comma, but I'm finding it difficult to visualize 'dark black' vs 'light black'.
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Oh, thanks for your response. I thought about that too. It is a verbatim deposition that I'm doing, and this is what the attorney says, so I have to go with it. Yep, dark black is kind of strange. Maybe he could have said "bolded black line," I suppose. Now that would have made more sense to me.
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