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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Please correct this
Hi. Please correct these. I think they are variations of what is basically the same thing.
He is staying home, (a comma necessary?) doing what he does best: watching TV and talking on the phone.
He is staying home, (a comma necessary?) doing what he does best that is/which is watching TV and talking on the phone.
He is staying home, (a comma necessary?) doing what he does best: watching TV and talking on the phone.
He is staying home, (a comma necessary?) doing what he does best that is/which is watching TV and talking on the phone.
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They do basically say the same thing. There is no comma after "He is staying home" in either example. I would write it as follows: He is staying home doing what he does best, which is watching TV and talking on the phone, although using the colon as in your first example is okay too.
- They do basically say the same thing.
- There is no comma after "He is staying home" in either example.
- I would write it as follows: He is staying home doing what he does best, which is watching TV and talking on the phone, although using the colon as in your first example is okay too.
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They do basically say the same thing.
There is no comma after "He is staying home" in either example.
I would write it as follows:
He is staying home doing what he does best, which is watching TV and talking on the phone, although using the colon as in your first example is okay too.
There is no comma after "He is staying home" in either example.
I would write it as follows:
He is staying home doing what he does best, which is watching TV and talking on the phone, although using the colon as in your first example is okay too.
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