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Hi, No, it is not correct. A sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a period. However, even if you abided by the rule above, it would still not be a grammatical sentence.
- Hi, No, it is not correct.
- A sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a period.
- However, even if you abided by the rule above, it would still not be a grammatical sentence.
- This sentence became a run-on sentence as you joined two independent clauses without the correct grammar.
- This sentence can be amended thus: It was dirty like (= as if ) a dream come true.
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Hi,
No, it is not correct. A sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a period.
However, even if you abided by the rule above, it would still not be a grammatical sentence.
This sentence became a run-on sentence as you joined two independent clauses without
the correct grammar.
This sentence can be amended thus:
It was dirty like (= as if) a dream com
No, it is not correct. A sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a period.
However, even if you abided by the rule above, it would still not be a grammatical sentence.
This sentence became a run-on sentence as you joined two independent clauses without
the correct grammar.
This sentence can be amended thus:
It was dirty like (= as if) a dream com
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