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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Is it correct to ask the question in this manner? I'm talking about this sequence 'legitimately have some freedom over the use of"
Can someone please clarify whether we can legitimately have some freedom over the use of commas and direct speech in a book?
Thank you!!!
Can someone please clarify whether we can legitimately have some freedom over the use of commas and direct speech in a book?
Thank you!!!
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Anonymous Can someone please clarify whether we can legitimately have some freedom over the use of commas and direct speech in a book? That sentence is grammatically OK. In the end, however, your editor will decide upon the punctuation.
- Anonymous Can someone please clarify whether we can legitimately have some freedom over the use of commas and direct speech in a book?
- That sentence is grammatically OK.
- In the end, however, your editor will decide upon the punctuation.
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AnonymousCan someone please clarify whether we can legitimately have some freedom over the use of commas and direct speech in a book?That sentence is grammatically OK. In the end, however, your editor will decide upon the punctuation.
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