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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

read sentence online, is it correct?

I read this 2 sentences online, are they grammatical?

Is 'prove to be worth it' correct?

We were intrigued, 100k is a lot of wedge, so would the packs prove to be worth it?

Is this sentence grammatical?
Its a lottery ticket with the chances of getting something good being very low.

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We were intrigued, 100k is a lot of wedge, so would the packs prove to be worth it? This is incorrectly punctuated, being a comma splice (first comma). The easiest fix is to start a new sentence at "100k".

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  • We were intrigued, 100k is a lot of wedge, so would the packs prove to be worth it?
  • This is incorrectly punctuated, being a comma splice (first comma).
  • The easiest fix is to start a new sentence at "100k".
  • "prove to be worth it" is correct.
  • It's a lottery ticket with the chances of getting something good being very low.
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We were intrigued, 100k is a lot of wedge, so would the packs prove to be worth it?

This is incorrectly punctuated, being a comma splice (first comma). The easiest fix is to start a new sentence at "100k". "prove to be worth it" is correct.

It's a lottery ticket with the chances of getting something good being very low.

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