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Rishonly Posted 21 years ago
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Role of comma
Angelo brought over a bowl of fresh strawberries,honeydew melon and creamy Greek yogurt, topped with local honey and walnuts, and a cup of thick black coffe.
In this sentence, have all three items-strawberries,melon ,and yogurt been topped with local honey and walnuts? or just the yogurt has been topped?
In this sentence, have all three items-
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It sounds delicious, I would love some for breaky. The fruit and the yogurt have all been topped with the honey and walnuts.
- It sounds delicious, I would love some for breaky.
- The fruit and the yogurt have all been topped with the honey and walnuts.
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It sounds delicious, I would love some for breaky.
The fruit and the yogurt have all been topped with the honey and walnuts.
The fruit and the yogurt have all been topped with the honey and walnuts.
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Robyn,
I wish I had a breakfast like that. Thanks for your feedback.
I wish I had a breakfast like that. Thanks for your feedback.
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