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Panda blue 483 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Punctuation/clauses.
How would you punctuate these clauses with 'your'? Are these not comma splices?
Your not saying it's zero, your saying it could be anything, it has no value by itself.
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your >>> you are You're not saying it's zero . You're saying it could be anything . It has no value by itself.
- your >>> you are You're not saying it's zero .
- You're saying it could be anything .
- It has no value by itself.
- Clive
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your>>> you are
You're not saying it's zero. You're saying it could be anything. It has no value by itself.
Clive
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