Correct usage in these examples.
We ate the same food as him from his own catering, made sure we had enough water, and we all enjoyed a joke with him.
Be always so direct and open with your words.
Happy birthday to my favourite niece, to the glorious, luminous, energetic & entrepreneurial genius that she is.
In this town they don't hide there secrets they bury them. (need a comma before they?)
Are these punctuated correctly? Is the last example a clause or a phrase starting with 'to'?
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We all ate the same food as him from his own catering, made sure we had enough water , and we all enjoyed a joke with him. ) panda blue 483 Be always so direct and open with your words. Always be direct and open with your words.
- We all ate the same food as him from his own catering, made sure we had enough water , and we all enjoyed a joke with him.
- ) panda blue 483 Be always so direct and open with your words.
- Always be direct and open with your words.
- panda blue 483 Happy birthday to my favourite niece, to the glorious, luminous, energetic & entrepreneurial genius that she is.
- Happy birthday to my favourite niece, to the glorious, luminous, energetic and entrepreneurial genius that she is.
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We all ate the same food as him from his own catering, made sure we had enough water, and we all enjoyed a joke with him.
(The structures should be parallel.)
panda blue 483Be always so direct and open with your words.
Always be direct and open with your words.
panda blue 483Happy birthday to
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