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Zerox Posted 18 years ago
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Punctuation in this sentence
'The King’s young daughter was intended to abduct and after converting her into a Catholic enthrone her.'
This sentence feels a bit strange as it is. Part of me wants to put a comma or a semicolon before 'enthorne her'. Am I right?
This sentence feels a bit strange as it is. Part of me wants to put a comma or a semicolon before 'enthorne her'. Am I right?
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Zerox, the entire sentence is flawed. The intent was to abduct the king's young daugther, Elizabeth, and after converting her to Catholocism, put her on the throne.
- Zerox, the entire sentence is flawed.
- The intent was to abduct the king's young daugther, Elizabeth, and after converting her to Catholocism, put her on the throne.
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Zerox, the entire sentence is flawed.
The intent was to abduct the king's young daugther, Elizabeth, and after converting her to Catholocism, put her on the throne.
The intent was to abduct the king's young daugther, Elizabeth, and after converting her to Catholocism, put her on the throne.
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