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Twistedthistle Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
How best to punctuate this sentence?
Hi everyone. I was wondering if you could help me punctuate this sentence.
Encyclopedias, travel guides, the Internet, newspapers, all are valuable repositories of information.
Should there be a dash between "newspapers" and "all"? a colon? or is a comma sufficient?
Thanks in advance for your help,
TT
Encyclopedias, travel guides, the Internet, newspapers, all are valuable repositories of information.
Should there be a dash between "newspapers" and "all"? a colon? or is a comma sufficient?
Thanks in advance for your help,
TT
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I think a dash: Encyclopedias, travel guides, the Internet, newspapers — all are valuable repositories of information.
- I think a dash: Encyclopedias, travel guides, the Internet, newspapers — all are valuable repositories of information.
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I think a dash:
Encyclopedias, travel guides, the Internet, newspapers — all are valuable repositories of information.
Encyclopedias, travel guides, the Internet, newspapers — all are valuable repositories of information.
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