Is this correct?
Please, say if my sentence is correct.
"It is hard to keep living in a small town, where everyone talks about you and your family, which is on the edge of being destroyed."
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" I think you meant the city. What is destroyed? You should not use the first comma, but the second comma isn't right either because the clause after it is misplaced.
- " I think you meant the city.
- What is destroyed?
- You should not use the first comma, but the second comma isn't right either because the clause after it is misplaced.
- It is hard to keep living in a small town which is on the edge of being destroyed and is a place where everyone talks about you and your family.
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The "which" clause is modifying "family." I think you meant the city. What is destroyed? You should not use the first comma, but the second comma isn't right either because the clause after it is misplaced.
It is hard to keep living in a small town which is on the edge of being destroyed and is a place where everyone talks about you and your family.
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