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Towel mango 169 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Is it possible to use 'which' after period?
Hello, I just wonder about using comma.
People in poverty are suffering from residential problem. Which is urgent problem for the government.
In that case, I think usually a comma is used instead of the period.
However, how about using the period?
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towel mango 169 People in poverty are suffering from residential problem. Which is urgent problem for the government. That is not good grammar.
- towel mango 169 People in poverty are suffering from residential problem.
- Which is urgent problem for the government.
- That is not good grammar.
- People in poverty are suffering from a lack of affordable housing, which is an residential problem.
- Which is urgent problem for the government.
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towel mango 169People in poverty are suffering from residential problem. Which is urgent problem for the government.
That is not good grammar.
People in poverty are suffering from a lack of affordable housing, which is an residential problem. Which is urgent problem for the government.
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