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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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I am not sure where the "comma" should go
in:
Writing for me, became of what I know how to say, instead of express myself in writing.
Thank you,
Monica
in:Writing for me, became of what I know how to say, instead of express myself in writing.
Thank you,
Monica
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Hi Monica, I am not sure where the "comma" should go in: Writing for me, became of what I know how to say, instead of express myself in writing. You don't need a comma after 'me'. However, you have other, much more serious problems in this sentence.
- Hi Monica, I am not sure where the "comma" should go in: Writing for me, became of what I know how to say, instead of express myself in writing.
- You don't need a comma after 'me'.
- However, you have other, much more serious problems in this sentence.
- I reaally have no clear idea of your meaning.
- I don't know what '.
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Hi Monica,
I am not sure where the "comma" should go in:
Writing for me, became of what I know how to say, instead of express myself in writing.
You don't need a comma after 'me'. However, you have other, much more serious problems in this sentence.
I reaally have no clear idea of your meaning. I don't k
I am not sure where the "comma" should go in:
Writing for me, became of what I know how to say, instead of express myself in writing.
You don't need a comma after 'me'. However, you have other, much more serious problems in this sentence.
I reaally have no clear idea of your meaning. I don't k
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Maybe:
"Writing, for me, consists of what I know how to say, rather than what I want to say."
MrP
"Writing, for me, consists of what I know how to say, rather than what I want to say."
MrP
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