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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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early in the play
The plot of Macbeth becomes predictable, early in the play, when three witches, refereed to as the “weird sisters”, approach Macbeth and Banquo with a prophecy
Should the phrase in bold be enclosed with commas? The commas seems to slow the reading.
Should the phrase in bold be enclosed with commas? The commas seems to slow the reading.
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I agree. The commas are OK, if the writer wishes to make that phrase somewhat more parethetical, but there is certainly an abundance of commas in the sentence.
- I agree.
- The commas are OK, if the writer wishes to make that phrase somewhat more parethetical, but there is certainly an abundance of commas in the sentence.
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I agree. The commas are OK, if the writer wishes to make that phrase somewhat more parethetical, but there is certainly an abundance of commas in the sentence.
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