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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
HELP ASAP!! thanks!!
can someone tell me if i need a comma after which
and if the second sentence is not a fragment!
thanks
The sites were either rural, Indian Reservations or urban which in San Francisco turned out to be quite mulit-cultural! We would work at day camps or do a Kid's club.
and if the second sentence is not a fragment!
thanks
The sites were either rural, Indian Reservations or urban which in San Francisco turned out to be quite mulit-cultural! We would work at day camps or do a Kid's club.
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No fragments here, but your sentenses are unclear because of confusing commas and capitalizations. I assume you mean this: "The sites were either rural Indian reservations or urban, which in San Francisco turned out to be quite multicultural. " I've made several assumptions here.
- No fragments here, but your sentenses are unclear because of confusing commas and capitalizations.
- I assume you mean this: "The sites were either rural Indian reservations or urban, which in San Francisco turned out to be quite multicultural.
- " I've made several assumptions here.
- e.
- a name rather than a discription).
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No fragments here, but your sentenses are unclear because of confusing commas and capitalizations. I assume you mean this: "The sites were either rural Indian reservations or urban, which in San Francisco turned out to be quite multicultural. We would work at day camps or do a Kid's Club." I've made several assumptions here. One is that there were two kinds of sites not three (rural, urban,
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