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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Run-on

Wait it out. I'm sure she'll come through.

Can somebody please tell me when to use comma and periods. I tend to run-on a lot..

Thank you.
  

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Hi, That's a broad question concerning general sentence structure, Precious. Your examples here are fine. Do you want to post some more that you think may be wrong?

— Clive

  • Hi, That's a broad question concerning general sentence structure, Precious.
  • Your examples here are fine.
  • Do you want to post some more that you think may be wrong?
  • Clive
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Hi,

That's a broad question concerning general sentence structure, Precious.

Your examples here are fine. Do you want to post some more that you think may be wrong?

Clive
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PreciousJonesWait it out. I'm sure she'll come through.
I wouldn't attempt to join these two sentences. The ideas are independent. What conjunction could you use?
You could make it an "if" clause, but that would change the meaning, I believe.

(I'm sure she'll come through, if you wait it out.)

I agree that many students try to pu
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