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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
help with this sentence
i'm not sure if i should connect these sentences? or is it fine as it?
I'M THE EPITOME OF A CANCER. CALM, SHREWD, AND MOODY.
I'M THE EPITOME OF A CANCER. CALM, SHREWD, AND MOODY.
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Yes, connect with a colon: I'M THE EPITOME OF A CANCER: CALM, SHREWD, AND MOODY. )
- Yes, connect with a colon: I'M THE EPITOME OF A CANCER: CALM, SHREWD, AND MOODY.
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Yes, connect with a colon:
I'M THE EPITOME OF A CANCER: CALM, SHREWD, AND MOODY.
(Me, too.)
I'M THE EPITOME OF A CANCER: CALM, SHREWD, AND MOODY.
(Me, too.)
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I'd expect to find both period and colon in similar literary contexts.
The colon makes things more explicit/explanatory.
The period gives the text a clipped rhythm.
The colon makes things more explicit/explanatory.
The period gives the text a clipped rhythm.
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