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Nerdikarp Posted 15 years ago
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"... 'raticate' pokemon..." or "... raticate pokemon ..."
1- My 'raticate' pokemon lost the match.
2- My raticate pokemon lost the match.
Which is correct? How can the sentences be improved?
Thanks!
2- My raticate pokemon lost the match.
Which is correct? How can the sentences be improved?
Thanks!
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Hi, 1- My 'raticate' pokemon lost the match. 2- My raticate pokemon lost the match. Which is correct?
- Hi, 1- My 'raticate' pokemon lost the match.
- 2- My raticate pokemon lost the match.
- Which is correct?
- How can the sentences be improved?
- You need to use capitals for names, ie R aticate P okemon.
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Hi,
1- My 'raticate' pokemon lost the match.
2- My raticate pokemon lost the match.
Which is correct? How can the sentences be improved? You need to use capitals for names, ie Raticate Pokemon.
You don't need the quotes.
Clive
1- My 'raticate' pokemon lost the match.
2- My raticate pokemon lost the match.
Which is correct? How can the sentences be improved? You need to use capitals for names, ie Raticate Pokemon.
You don't need the quotes.
Clive
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