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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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correct my sentence

please check whether my sentence is correct or not;

Sabrina is unwell hence she will be working from home
  

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It needs punctuation. Sabrina is unwell ; hence she will be working from home . I'd say 'Sabrina is unwell , so she will be working from home' .

— Rover_KE

  • It needs punctuation.
  • Sabrina is unwell ; hence she will be working from home .
  • I'd say 'Sabrina is unwell , so she will be working from home' .
  • Rover
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It needs punctuation.

Sabrina is unwell; hence she will be working from home.

I'd say 'Sabrina is unwell, so she will be working from home'.

Rover
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Since Sabrina is not feeling well she will be working from home.
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Sabrina is unwell,hence she will be working at home .
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PURNIMA05Sabrina is unwell,hence she will be working at home .
That is so wrong!

The comma should be a semicolon and the spacing around the punctuation is incorrect in both cases.

See my earlier post.

Rover
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I showed Ms. Brown the space she will be working from.

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