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Hey, that is a pretty intense way of asking a simpe grammer question online. A little weird I'm sure.
Well sir, this is my explination; no punctuation errors were found in the above paragraph. Secondly, you do not need to captalize the first in a list of words (sometimes called a sentence),following directly after the placement of a semi colon. Your last question is fairly ironic, I think if this was a play it would be called "dramatic irony" as the audience (namely me) knows what is really going on in the play (this little questionnaire).

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I am actually the one that wrote that, I made an account to see wheather or not you accepted my answer. Just send a message to my site inbox, thanks,

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AnonymousHey, that is a pretty intense way of asking a simpe grammer question online. A little weird I'm sure.Well sir, this is my explination; no punctuation errors were found in the above paragraph. Secondly, you do not need to captalize the first in a list of words (sometimes called a sentence),following directly after the placement of a semi colon. Your last question is fairly ironic, I think if this was a play it would be called "dramatic irony" as the audience (namely me) knows what is really going on in the play (this little questionnaire).

Lock Stock -- I don't understand your question or your post. Are you asking a question? Answering this old post? Can you be a bit more clear about what you need or what you're looking for?

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