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Perfect Stranger Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
[punctuation] a semi-colon or a comma?
Dear All.
In the following sentence, should we use a semi-colon or a comma in the section that I have in the brackets?
It seems like we we're craving for choices ( , ) the right to decide how our own lives should be like.
I also feel that it seems like should be replaced with it seems that.
Thank you.
In the following sentence, should we use a semi-colon or a comma in the section that I have in the brackets?
It seems like we we're craving for choices ( , ) the right to decide how our own lives should be like.
I also feel that it seems like should be replaced with it seems that.
Thank you.
Top answer
It seems like we we're craving for choices ( , ) the right to decide what our own lives should be like. You need a comma, because what follows the comma is not an independent clause. I also feel that it seems like should be replaced with it seems that.
- It seems like we we're craving for choices ( , ) the right to decide what our own lives should be like.
- You need a comma, because what follows the comma is not an independent clause.
- I also feel that it seems like should be replaced with it seems that.
- I agree.
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Perfect StrangerDear All.In the following sentence, should we use a semi-colon or a comma in the section that I have in the brackets?It seems like we we're craving for choices ( , ) the right to decide what our own lives should be like. You need a comma, because what follows the comma is not an independent clause.
I also feel that it seems like should b
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