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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Benjur is supposed to be relieved by Dan as duty guard, however Dan ddn't show up for duty.
  

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You have a run-on sentence. The comma should be a semi-colon, and I would use a comma after 'however'. Should the tense in the first verb be past tense?

— Philip

  • You have a run-on sentence.
  • The comma should be a semi-colon, and I would use a comma after 'however'.
  • Should the tense in the first verb be past tense?
  • [ was ]
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You have a run-on sentence. The comma should be a semi-colon, and I would use a comma after 'however'. Should the tense in the first verb be past tense? [ was ]
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