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Daithy Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

How to avoid a run-on in this sentence?

"I see that you're in a mural business. A friend of mine wants to start out a mural business. Would you mind if I ask a few questions?"

Is there a way to put in a comma between 'business' and 'would' in these two clauses?

Thanks.
  

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"I see that you're in a mural business. "

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"I see that you're in a mural business. A friend of mine wants to start out a mural business, so would you mind if I ask a few questions?"
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