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JJDouglas Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Punctuation with indirect questions
Are any of these right in terms of punctuation and wording?
You need to ask yourself that if your commercial vehicle broke down, how disruptive would it be?
You need to ask yourself, "If my commercial vehicle broke down, how disruptive would it be?"
You need to ask yourself, if my commercial vehicle broke down, how disruptive would it be?
If not how can I fix them?
You need to ask yourself that if your commercial vehicle broke down, how disruptive would it be?
You need to ask yourself, "If my commercial vehicle broke down, how disruptive would it be?"
You need to ask yourself, if my commercial vehicle broke down, how disruptive would it be?
If not how can I fix them?
Top answer
You need to ask yourself how disruptive it would be if your commercial vehicle broke down.
- You need to ask yourself how disruptive it would be if your commercial vehicle broke down.
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You need to ask yourself how disruptive it would be if your commercial vehicle broke down.
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Thank you for your reply. So are none of my original sentences correct?
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