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I don’t know whether the police was looking for the killer or not but I did see the helicopter hovering over the crime scene. It would be nice if the police had been looking for the killer.
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"Police" is always plural. Trust me. OK, I hear Thames Valley is sometimes referred to in the singular, but that is an isolated anomaly.
- "Police" is always plural.
- Trust me.
- OK, I hear Thames Valley is sometimes referred to in the singular, but that is an isolated anomaly.
- In ordinary writing, there must be a comma before a coordinating conjunction joining two independent clauses.
- Always double-check to see whether past perfect is actually needed.
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"Police" is always plural. Trust me. OK, I hear Thames Valley is sometimes referred to in the singular, but that is an isolated anomaly. In ordinary writing, there must be a comma before a coordinating conjunction joining two independent clauses. Always double-check to see whether past perfect is actually needed. It comparatively rarely is. I can't tell from this brief ****** whether it is ne
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