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Portomar70 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Fixing fragments and run on sentences

I am taking a class in summer school, so is Joanna.

So I have 2 possible answers but I am not sure:

1) I am taking a class in summer school; Joanna is taking a class as well.
2) I am taking a class in summer school, and so is Joanna.

I would rather be outside, the warm weather is so inviting.

1) I would rather be outside; the warm weather is so inviting.
2) I would rather be outside. The warm weather is so inviting.

Thanks
  

Top answer

portomar70 1) I am taking a class in summer school; Joanna is taking a class as well. 2) I am taking a class in summer school, and so is Joanna. Both of those are fine.

— CalifJim

  • portomar70 1) I am taking a class in summer school; Joanna is taking a class as well.
  • 2) I am taking a class in summer school, and so is Joanna.
  • Both of those are fine.
  • 2) I would rather be outside.
  • The warm weather is so inviting.
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portomar701) I am taking a class in summer school; Joanna is taking a class as well. 2) I am taking a class in summer school, and so is Joanna.
Both of those are fine.
portomar701) I would rather be outside; the warm weather is so inviting.2) I would rather be outside. The warm weather is so inviting.
Those are OK, but a "so
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