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AH020387 Posted 14 years ago
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Help with paragraph
Can you please tell me if all the punctuations are in the right places in the following paragraph:
I enjoy being the owner of my own Will; in other words I enjoy doing what I want, to be spontaneous yet not capricious. I live my life without any attachment to the outcome of any situation. What do I mean you ask? Let me give you an example, if I find good I'm happy, and, if I find that which is seemingly "evil", I'm still happy:) Through this attitude the Moon is always kept over my head, and True Bliss, or in New Age terminology "synchronicity", is attained thus!;)
I enjoy being the owner of my own Will; in other words I enjoy doing what I want, to be spontaneous yet not capricious. I live my life without any attachment to the outcome of any situation. What do I mean you ask? Let me give you an example, if I find good I'm happy, and, if I find that which is seemingly "evil", I'm still happy:) Through this attitude the Moon is always kept over my head, and True Bliss, or in New Age terminology "synchronicity", is attained thus!;)
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Can you please tell me if all the punctuations are in the right places in the following paragraph: I enjoy being the owner of my own Will; in other words I enjoy doing what I want, to be spontaneous yet not capricious. I live my life without any attachment to the outcome of any situation. What do I mean you ask?
- Can you please tell me if all the punctuations are in the right places in the following paragraph: I enjoy being the owner of my own Will; in other words I enjoy doing what I want, to be spontaneous yet not capricious.
- I live my life without any attachment to the outcome of any situation.
- What do I mean you ask?
- ;) Here's what I would do.
- I enjoy being the owner of my own will.
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Can you please tell me if all the punctuations are in the right places in the following paragraph:
I enjoy being the owner of my own Will; in other words I enjoy doing what I want, to be spontaneous yet not capricious. I live my life without any attachment to the outcome of any situation. What do I mean you ask? Let me give you an example, if I find good I'm happy, and, if I find that whi
I enjoy being the owner of my own Will; in other words I enjoy doing what I want, to be spontaneous yet not capricious. I live my life without any attachment to the outcome of any situation. What do I mean you ask? Let me give you an example, if I find good I'm happy, and, if I find that whi
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Thanks Clive
I changed the paragraph a bit, could you please tell me if I need to place a comma after the highlighted word:
And lastly, I enjoy being the owner of my own Will. In other words, I enjoy doing what I want; to be spontaneous yet not capricious. I live my life without any attachment to the outcome of any situation. Meaning if I find
I changed the paragraph a bit, could you please tell me if I need to place a comma after the highlighted word:
And lastly, I enjoy being the owner of my own Will. In other words, I enjoy doing what I want; to be spontaneous yet not capricious. I live my life without any attachment to the outcome of any situation. Meaning if I find
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Hi,
could you please tell me if I need to place a comma after the highlighted word:
I wouldn't. Using a 'meaning . . . ' phrase like this is casual English, so there is no need to be fussy about commas.
Clive
could you please tell me if I need to place a comma after the highlighted word:
I wouldn't. Using a 'meaning . . . ' phrase like this is casual English, so there is no need to be fussy about commas.
Clive
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