Correct or not?
1. Is the following sentence correct in terms of grammar and punctuation?
- We want to live in peace, but unfortunately, all efforts to preserve peace in the Middle East have failed.
My answer;
I think there is something wrong with punctuation, but I don't know it.
2. Match the phrases from column A with their meaning from column B :
A B
1. not to be missed. a. beneficial
2. the highlight b. the best part
3. an absolute must-see c. essential
4. well worth visiting d. highly recommended as worth seeing
My answer
1. d
2. b
3. c
4. a
Am I right?
Top answer
Omar Ahmed - We want to live in peace, but unfortunately, all efforts to preserve peace in the Middle East have failed. My answer; I think there is something wrong with punctuation, but I don't know it. what it is.
- Omar Ahmed - We want to live in peace, but unfortunately, all efforts to preserve peace in the Middle East have failed.
- My answer; I think there is something wrong with punctuation, but I don't know it.
- what it is.
- You could put another comma between 'but' and 'unfortunately', but that looks pretty fussy.
- Or you could remove the comma after 'unfortunately'.
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Omar Ahmed- We want to live in peace, but unfortunately, all efforts to preserve peace in the Middle East have failed.
My answer;
I think there is something wrong with punctuation, but I don't know
it.what it is.
You could put another comma between 'but' and 'unfort
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