How should this sentence be punctuated
And, her affair with the opposite in everyway – love interest Count Vronsky.
And, her affair with the opposite in everyway, love interest, Count Vronsky.
I wasn't sure if it needs two dashes also ? Does it matter ? The dash is acting for emphasis in the first example and the commas are bracketing information in the second.
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panda blue 483 I wasn't sure if it needs two dashes also ? Does it matter ? Both seem very badly punctuated, to say the least—so much so that I am unsure what they mean.
- panda blue 483 I wasn't sure if it needs two dashes also ?
- Does it matter ?
- Both seem very badly punctuated, to say the least—so much so that I am unsure what they mean.
- — And her affair with her love interes t, Count Vronsky — her opposite in every way.
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panda blue 483I wasn't sure if it needs two dashes also ? Does it matter ?
Both seem very badly punctuated, to say the least—so much so that I am unsure what they mean.
Is it this?—
And her affair with her love interest, Count Vronsky—h
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