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oftentimes he doesn't help us in work he just come sits in the chair conversate with sir and then he leaves, and which is why every pending work gets imposed on us and eventually we are the one who have to take care of it.
Is that paragraph correct except making run on sentences. Can I say
Eventually we are left with the workload which was supposed to be done by someone else but as we have no helping hand we have to get better off on our own.
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Liton Das Is that paragraph correct except making run on sentences. That's a big exception. Run-on sentences are considered mistakes.
- Liton Das Is that paragraph correct except making run on sentences.
- That's a big exception.
- Run-on sentences are considered mistakes.
- Who is "sir"?
- Do you mean the boss?
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Liton DasIs that paragraph correct except making run on sentences.
That's a big exception. Run-on sentences are considered mistakes.
Who is "sir"? Do you mean the boss?
I think you want this:
Most of the time he doesn't help at all. He just sits there talking to the boss, and then he leaves, and we end up having to do the work he wa
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