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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Is there a comma in these sentences
The animals are on one side and the humans are on the other, occupying their land.
(Is there a comma before "occupying"?)
Look at us, in depression!
(Is there a comma before "in"?)
Then the next day you see something, and you think, "Really?" (Should there be a comma after "day"?)
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(Is there a comma before "occupying"?)
Look at us, in depression!
(Is there a comma before "in"?)
Then the next day you see something, and you think, "Really?" (Should there be a comma after "day"?)
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The animals are on one side and the humans are on the other, occupying their land. ) Yes. Look at us, in depression!
- The animals are on one side and the humans are on the other, occupying their land.
- ) Yes.
- Look at us, in depression!
- ) You'd need one before and one after 'the next day'.
- They are optional.
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The animals are on one side and the humans are on the other, occupying their land.
(Is there a comma before "occupying"?) Yes.
Look at us, in depression!
(Is there a comma before "in"?) Yes
Then the next day you see something, and you think, "Really?" (Should there be a comma after "day"?)
(Is there a comma before "occupying"?) Yes.
Look at us, in depression!
(Is there a comma before "in"?) Yes
Then the next day you see something, and you think, "Really?" (Should there be a comma after "day"?)
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