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Hans51 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
He is cute. And she is pretty.
1) He is cute, and she is pretty.
2) He is cute. And she is pretty.
3) I can speak English, which means I can help you.
4) I can speak English. Which means I can help you.
I think that #1 and #3 are commonly used and grammatically correct, but although #2 and #4 are not common, we can see sentences written like that. What do you think? Especially, I was wondering if the structure of #4 is natural to you.
Thank you so much in advance.
2) He is cute. And she is pretty.
3) I can speak English, which means I can help you.
4) I can speak English. Which means I can help you.
I think that #1 and #3 are commonly used and grammatically correct, but although #2 and #4 are not common, we can see sentences written like that. What do you think? Especially, I was wondering if the structure of #4 is natural to you.
Thank you so much in advance.
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It's common enough to start sentences, especially in casual conversation, with a conjunction. "
- It's common enough to start sentences, especially in casual conversation, with a conjunction.
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It's common enough to start sentences, especially in casual conversation, with a conjunction. It's not nearly as common to start with a "Which."
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