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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Frankly...

Frankly, I don't care how sick you've been, you still should've attended your work.

- Does the sentence make sense?

- Are the commas correct? Is the comma after "frankly" optional?

- Is "should've" most often preferred compared to "should have" in english writing?

- "Attended your job" doesn't sound natural to me. Is it ok or what else could I say?

Thank you.

  

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anonymous - "Attended your job" doesn't sound natural to me. Right. anonymous you still should've attended your work.

— Anonymous

  • anonymous - "Attended your job" doesn't sound natural to me.
  • Right.
  • anonymous you still should've attended your work.
  • you still should've come to or gone to work.
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anonymous- "Attended your job" doesn't sound natural to me.

Right.

anonymousyou still should've attended your work.

you still should've come to or gone to work.

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