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Paul moved here from Portland Oregon and steve moved here from portland maine theyve become bestfriends over this year.
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1) Names of people, cities, and states are capitalized. 2) The first word of every sentence is capitalized. , and, are separated by a comma (before the conjunction).
- 1) Names of people, cities, and states are capitalized.
- 2) The first word of every sentence is capitalized.
- , and, are separated by a comma (before the conjunction).
- , with the first word capitalized and a period or other appropriate punctuation mark at the end of each sentence.
- With these rules in mind, try again, and we'll take a look at it and talk about a few other issues.
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1) Names of people, cities, and states are capitalized.
2) The first word of every sentence is capitalized.
3) Independent clauses joined by a conjunction, e.g., and, are separated by a comma (before the conjunction).
4) Independent clauses not joined by a conjunction are punctuated as separate sentences, i.e., with the first word capitalized and a period or other appropriat
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