Have I properly put the commas in my sentence? Is ‘undoubtedly / unquestionably’ correctly used?
Have I properly put the commas in my sentence? Is ‘undoubtedly / unquestionably’ correctly used?
What other people say about my fiancée Janice defines, not who she is, but who they undoubtedly / unquestionably are.
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I'd write it thus. What other people say about my fiancée Janice defines no comma not who she is , but who they undoubtedly / unquestionably are. Both words are OK, but I think the sentence would sound better if you omitted them both.
- I'd write it thus.
- What other people say about my fiancée Janice defines no comma not who she is , but who they undoubtedly / unquestionably are.
- Both words are OK, but I think the sentence would sound better if you omitted them both.
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I'd write it thus.
What other people say about my fiancée Janice defines no comma not who she is, but who they undoubtedly / unquestionably are.
Both words are OK, but I think the sentence would sound better if you omitted them both.
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