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Falloutnumber Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
punctuation
I was just wondering if I am using all the correct punctuation in this writing "The Hittites established trade with the Mesopotamia area and soon influenced their trade to Syria, the Levant, and upper Euphrates River region, but that eventually led to war with the Egyptians." my main concern was the comma before the 'but' is it correct?
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I don't understand some of what you are saying. — The Hittites established trade with Mesopotamia and soon expanded to Syria, the Levant, and the upper Euphrates River . This eventually led to war with Egypt.
- I don't understand some of what you are saying.
- — The Hittites established trade with Mesopotamia and soon expanded to Syria, the Levant, and the upper Euphrates River .
- This eventually led to war with Egypt.
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I don't understand some of what you are saying. The sentence below is correct; is it what you mean?—
The Hittites established trade with Mesopotamia and soon expanded to Syria, the Levant, and the upper Euphrates River. This eventually led to war with Egypt.
The Hittites established trade with Mesopotamia and soon expanded to Syria, the Levant, and the upper Euphrates River. This eventually led to war with Egypt.
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