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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Is this a run on sentence (a fused sentence)?
Fulfilling your financial needs is our foremost priority and we appreciate your business endeavours with us.
From my understanding there should be a comma before the coordinating conjunction; however, I have been told otherwise. Can someone please explain my folly to me.
From my understanding there should be a comma before the coordinating conjunction; however, I have been told otherwise. Can someone please explain my folly to me.
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No, it's not a run-on. It would be, if eg you just deleted 'and'. You don't need a comma before 'and'.
- No, it's not a run-on.
- It would be, if eg you just deleted 'and'.
- You don't need a comma before 'and'.
- But you could add one if you want to make it seem slightly more like two separate thoughts.
- Clive
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No, it's not a run-on. It would be, if eg you just deleted 'and'.
You don't need a comma before 'and'.
But you could add one if you want to make it seem slightly more like two separate thoughts.
Clive
You don't need a comma before 'and'.
But you could add one if you want to make it seem slightly more like two separate thoughts.
Clive
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