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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Is this comma needed? Comma splice?

It's not like it's bone or muscle; it's fat and water, mostly fat.

Please, help me out!
  

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Anonymous It's not like it's bone or muscle; it's fat and water, mostly fat. Please, help me out! Both semi-colon and comma are needed.

— Feebs11

  • Anonymous It's not like it's bone or muscle; it's fat and water, mostly fat.
  • Please, help me out!
  • Both semi-colon and comma are needed.
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AnonymousIt's not like it's bone or muscle; it's fat and water, mostly fat.

Please, help me out!
Both semi-colon and comma are needed.
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Hi,

Or you could just write it simply, as two sentences.

It's not like it's bone or muscle. It's fat and water, mostly fat.

Best wishes, Clive
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