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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Semi-colon or coma
Hi - I'm hoping someone can help me with this sentence. Is the following sentence punctuated correctly? I am not sure the ; should be in front of the "for you are one with me? I am used to using the ; with the word "and"... etc.
"When one does well, all receive credit; for you are one with us."
If I should use the semi-colon there - why?
Thank you for your help, Chris
"When one does well, all receive credit; for you are one with us."
If I should use the semi-colon there - why?
Thank you for your help, Chris
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Hi, I'm hoping someone can help me with this sentence. Is the following sentence punctuated correctly? I am not sure the ; should be in front of the "for you are one with me?
- Hi, I'm hoping someone can help me with this sentence.
- Is the following sentence punctuated correctly?
- I am not sure the ; should be in front of the "for you are one with me?
- I am used to using the ; with the word "and"...
- etc.
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Hi,
I'm hoping someone can help me with this sentence. Is the following sentence punctuated correctly? I am not sure the ; should be in front of the "for you are one with me? I am used to using the ; with the word "and"... etc.
"When one does well, all receive credit; for you are one with us."
If I should use the semi-colon there - why?
A semi-colon
I'm hoping someone can help me with this sentence. Is the following sentence punctuated correctly? I am not sure the ; should be in front of the "for you are one with me? I am used to using the ; with the word "and"... etc.
"When one does well, all receive credit; for you are one with us."
If I should use the semi-colon there - why?
A semi-colon
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