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Cboutin3 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Is this correct use of "ultimately"?
The black dragon and her servants attempted to stop the plainsman before he returned to his village of Que-Shu, however, they ultimately failed.
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Yes, I think so. I would just replace the first comma by a semicolon or a period, because it's really a different sentence. By the way, is a dragon female?
- Yes, I think so.
- I would just replace the first comma by a semicolon or a period, because it's really a different sentence.
- By the way, is a dragon female?
- Although it's a mythological creature and I'm not an expert in it, I would use it .
- If, for some reason, I couldn't use it , I would use he , not she .
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Yes, I think so. I would just replace the first comma by a semicolon or a period, because it's really a different sentence.
By the way, is a dragon female? Although it's a mythological creature and I'm not an expert in it, I would use it. If, for some reason, I couldn't use it, I would use he, not she. I may be wrong, though...
By the way, is a dragon female? Although it's a mythological creature and I'm not an expert in it, I would use it. If, for some reason, I couldn't use it, I would use he, not she. I may be wrong, though...
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