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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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I'm a little confused if I can start a sentence using 'it' or if I need a semi-colon here.
While the ego develops early in a child's development, usually after their first year of birth at the end of the oral phase, the third part, the superego, develops at age of 5-6 years during the phallic stage. It functions ....
Help wanted. Thanks.
While the ego develops early in a child's development, usually after their first year of birth at the end of the oral phase, the third part, the superego, develops at age of 5-6 years during the phallic stage. It functions ....
Help wanted. Thanks.
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That's fine. We very often start sentences with 'It'. Here are a few suggested edits.
- That's fine.
- We very often start sentences with 'It'.
- Here are a few suggested edits.
- While the ego develops early in a child, usually after their first year and at the end of the oral phase, the third part, the superego, develops at the age of 5-6 years during the phallic stage.
- It functions ....
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That's fine. We very often start sentences with 'It'.
Here are a few suggested edits.
While the ego develops early in a child, usually after their first year and at the end of the oral phase, the third part, the superego, develops at the age of 5-6 years during the phallic stage. It functions ....
Here are a few suggested edits.
While the ego develops early in a child, usually after their first year and at the end of the oral phase, the third part, the superego, develops at the age of 5-6 years during the phallic stage. It functions ....
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