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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
HELP with Punctuation
I am more then a little confused when it comes to punctuation will someone please tell me how the below sentence should be done? Did I do it write? If not why????
They would send another Bound member to New London to continue the investigation she began, and if enough data was collected that Bound member would become Unbound, meaning a clean up was in order.
AND ALSO
Four of the eight screens that made up his entertainment system were programmed to different up to the minute news channels.
They would send another Bound member to New London to continue the investigation she began, and if enough data was collected that Bound member would become Unbound, meaning a clean up was in order.
AND ALSO
Four of the eight screens that made up his entertainment system were programmed to different up to the minute news channels.
Top answer
Hi, Guest. Probably many people will accept your first sentence as it is, and perhaps it is not wrong. " No commas needed there but, if "up-to-the-minute" used as an adjective modifying "channels", then the hyphens are needed.
- Hi, Guest.
- Probably many people will accept your first sentence as it is, and perhaps it is not wrong.
- " No commas needed there but, if "up-to-the-minute" used as an adjective modifying "channels", then the hyphens are needed.
- You'll surely get more responses -different responses.
- " Miriam
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Hi, Guest. 
Probably many people will accept your first sentence as it is, and perhaps it is not wrong. I'd make a slight c
Probably many people will accept your first sentence as it is, and perhaps it is not wrong. I'd make a slight c
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Thank you so much for the help Miriam. You really cleared up a great deal for me.00
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help me please.
which is correct :
The happy cook oven a toy is twenty dollars more expensive than yesturday.
1. The happy cook oven, a toy,
2. The, happy cook oven, a toy
3. The happy cook oven a toy,
4. Correct as is .
which is correct :
The happy cook oven a toy is twenty dollars more expensive than yesturday.
1. The happy cook oven, a toy,
2. The, happy cook oven, a toy
3. The happy cook oven a toy,
4. Correct as is .
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Anon, you must give your thoughts on the correct answer first. Then we will help.
Shouldn't Happy Cook be capitalized?
Shouldn't Happy Cook be capitalized?
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Not until you give your own responsen first. I didn't ignore you - but you ignored me.
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I think you should get rid of "a" in that sentence, that would make it work. 
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