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Every mingle, committed person will go on Valentine's day, and the rest who will stay at home they have brains
Is that correct para. If not please make so thanks
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I have mentioned three times that sentences must always end with a full stop, or, as appropriate, a question mark or exclamation mark, but you seem to take no notice. Do you actually read the replies that you receive?
- I have mentioned three times that sentences must always end with a full stop, or, as appropriate, a question mark or exclamation mark, but you seem to take no notice.
- Do you actually read the replies that you receive?
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I have mentioned three times that sentences must always end with a full stop, or, as appropriate, a question mark or exclamation mark, but you seem to take no notice. Do you actually read the replies that you receive?
0Sorry sir extremely sorry, I often forget to do this but I won't from next time thanks.
0OK. There are two problems with your sentence (apart from the lack of punctuation at the end).
"mingle" does not make sense there, and I can't figure out what you are trying to say.*
The end of the sentence has gone wrong. It is a kind of run-on or something. My best guess is that you mean this:
Every ???, committed person will go on Valentine's day, and the rest will stay
0That doesn't make sense.
What does 'mingle' mean here?
Go where?
Valentine's Day is usually for uncommitted persons.
0If you do mean "single", there are two possible things that you might be trying to say:
Every single committed person will ...
"single" emphasises "Every". You are referring to all committed people.
Every single, committed person will ...
You are referring to people who are both single (umarried; no boyfriend/girlfriend) and committed.
In both cas
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