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To do this in English, we need to use the conditional tense. You can use the conditional tense in a number of ways to express a variety of things – read on to find out how!
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Please explain the use of " – " and "!" in the above.
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The dash is just a (loosish) way of joining ideas. The exclamation mark adds a feeling of (supposed) excitement or enthusiasm to the invitation to read on. )
- The dash is just a (loosish) way of joining ideas.
- The exclamation mark adds a feeling of (supposed) excitement or enthusiasm to the invitation to read on.
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The dash is just a (loosish) way of joining ideas. The exclamation mark adds a feeling of (supposed) excitement or enthusiasm to the invitation to read on. (I think, if I may say so, that you sometimes read more technical complication into punctuation than actually exists.)
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