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Guyper Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

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1. "If I advise a friend to watch Star Wars episode 1,2 & 3 first and then 4,5 & 6, would the fun factor of the original trilogy be ruined for him then since he would already know that Vader is Luke's father?

2. "If I advise a friend to watch Star Wars episode 1,2 & 3 first and then 4,5 & 6, would the fun factor of the original trilogy be ruined for him then? Since he would already know that Vader is Luke's father

Hi, does the question mark placement work in the first sentence or does it have to be like in the second one?

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Guyper "If I advise a friend to watch Star Wars episodes 1,2 and 3 first and then 4,5 and 6, would the fun factor of the original trilogy be ruined for him then since he would already know that Vader is Luke's father ? This is correct. The underlined phrase above is part of the question and shouldn’t be written as a new sentence.

— RandomGuy

  • Guyper "If I advise a friend to watch Star Wars episodes 1,2 and 3 first and then 4,5 and 6, would the fun factor of the original trilogy be ruined for him then since he would already know that Vader is Luke's father ?
  • This is correct.
  • The underlined phrase above is part of the question and shouldn’t be written as a new sentence.
  • I would put a comma before since , though.
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Guyper"If I advise a friend to watch Star Wars episodes 1,2 and 3 first and then 4,5 and 6, would the fun factor of the original trilogy be ruined for him then since he would already know that Vader is Luke's father?
This is correct. The underlined phrase above is part of the question and shouldn’t be written a
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