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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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is it a correct sentence, don't wanna run after life rather wants to squeeze each drop of happiness in life
  

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Anonymous is it a correct sentence, don't wanna run after life rather wants to squeeze each drop of happiness in life No. You could say something like I don't want to run after life; rather, I want to squeeze out every drop of happiness life has to offer.

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  • Anonymous is it a correct sentence, don't wanna run after life rather wants to squeeze each drop of happiness in life No.
  • You could say something like I don't want to run after life; rather, I want to squeeze out every drop of happiness life has to offer.
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Anonymous is it a correct sentence, don't wanna run after life rather wants to squeeze each drop of happiness in life
No. You could say something like I don't want to run after life; rather, I want to squeeze out every drop of happiness life has to offer.
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"Wanna" is never correct in writing, unless you are transcribing someone's speech exactly.

A sentence is never correct unless it begins with a capital letter and ends with a punctuation mark.
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khoffA sentence is never correct unless it begins with a capital letter and ends with a punctuation mark.
And a subject to go with the verb (no matter how poorly expressed) doesn't hurt, either.
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