Semi colon?
The more interesting the class; the more the attention you will be given(/have?); the more the silence in the class.
Could you rectify this sentence?
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', the two parts are separated by a comma, not a semi-colon. Assuming you are addressing teachers, you need something like the following: The more interesting (you make) the class, the more the attention you will be given, and the quieter the students will be. CJ
- ', the two parts are separated by a comma, not a semi-colon.
- Assuming you are addressing teachers, you need something like the following: The more interesting (you make) the class, the more the attention you will be given, and the quieter the students will be.
- CJ
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In sentences with 'the more ..., the more ...', the two parts are separated by a comma, not a semi-colon. Assuming you are addressing teachers, you need something like the following:
The more interesting (you make) the class, the more the attention you will be given, and the quieter the students will be.
CJ
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