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Apprentice123 Posted 10 years ago
Letter Writing
Questions in sentences
I am trying to use questions in my sentences. Is that correct?
In an open shooting situation, a – good guy – with a gun probably will not know what to do. Who shoot? Who protect? Should I pull the trigger? These questions should be answered fast by someone who has a gun in an open shooting emergency. Civilians do not have police officers ongoing training for this situation.
In an open shooting situation, a – good guy – with a gun probably will not know what to do. Who shoot? Who protect? Should I pull the trigger? These questions should be answered fast by someone who has a gun in an open shooting emergency. Civilians do not have police officers ongoing training for this situation.
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These are not correctly worded sentences, and they cannot be understood: Who shoot? Who protect? What are you asking?
- These are not correctly worded sentences, and they cannot be understood: Who shoot?
- Who protect?
- What are you asking?
- Who should shoot?
- Who might shoot?
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These are not correctly worded sentences, and they cannot be understood: Who shoot? Who protect?
What are you asking?
Who should shoot? Who might shoot? Who shot a gun? Who protects the public? Who is protected?
The questions are incomplete and don't really ask anything.
What is an "open shooting situation"?
What are the hyphens for ? "a – good guy – w
What are you asking?
Who should shoot? Who might shoot? Who shot a gun? Who protects the public? Who is protected?
The questions are incomplete and don't really ask anything.
What is an "open shooting situation"?
What are the hyphens for ? "a – good guy – w
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