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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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ellipted 'that' in writing down one's speech
Hi,
When you are writing down what someone said, can we use a comma in place of the word 'that'?
Good morning, John. Hi, Sue. Hi ... Uh, what are you doing? You know, it is not allowed to smoke here. Don't smoke here, please.
When you are writing down what someone said, can we use a comma in place of the word 'that'?
Good morning, John. Hi, Sue. Hi ... Uh, what are you doing? You know, it is not allowed to smoke here. Don't smoke here, please.
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Hi, When you are writing down what someone said, can we use a comma in place of the word 'that'? Good morning, John. Hi, Sue.
- Hi, When you are writing down what someone said, can we use a comma in place of the word 'that'?
- Good morning, John.
- Hi, Sue.
- Hi ...
- Uh, what are you doing?
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Hi,
When you are writing down what someone said, can we use a comma in place of the word 'that'?
Good morning, John. Hi, Sue. Hi ... Uh, what are you doing? You know, it is not allowed to smoke here. Don't smoke here, please.
I assume you are talking about direct speech. When you are writing down what someone said, write down the words that came out of their mouth
When you are writing down what someone said, can we use a comma in place of the word 'that'?
Good morning, John. Hi, Sue. Hi ... Uh, what are you doing? You know, it is not allowed to smoke here. Don't smoke here, please.
I assume you are talking about direct speech. When you are writing down what someone said, write down the words that came out of their mouth
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