0 Can you give us a little more context?0-

0 Well, in microsoft word, "Leap cliff." is correct. 02br
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00I'm just wondering for you guys.0-

0Anon, we still need more context to understand what you mean. "leap cliff" by itself has no meaning at all.02br
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00Be careful - just because Word or some other gramar checker doesn't tell you something is wrong doesn't mean it's right.0-

0 I understand, but my friend said a sentence like "Leap cliff!" wasn't a sentence at all. So I decided to ask you guys. 02br
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00I know in comic books and such they say things somewhat like that. For example, "Go now!"02br
00Any correlation?01h1

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0"Leap cliff" is not a sentence.02br
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01i00Leap off a cliff 02i00is a command (although a strange one). 01i00Go now!02i00 is also a command.0-

0"Give me money" is also a command, as is "Give some ****** context"02br
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00Other noteworthy commands are;02br
00 "Work, you stupid computer, or I will throw you out of the window onto the passing traffic"02br
00:"Fly well, you piece of trash"02br
00"Bon Voyage"02br
00"#@$%#@"02br
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00"Leap Cliff! Leap

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01cite10Anonymous12cite10I've always wondered if this was correct grammar wise.12br
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10"Leap cliff!"12br
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10answer please?12br
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10 correct grammar not really problem to do it... 0-