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Eddie88 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Sentence help please
At times it has been frustrating living in the shadow of Victoria to the point that you want them to have a fight.
Can you please punctuate this sentence and tell me the types of phrases within the sentence.
For example,
At times=
It has been frustrating=independent clause
Living in the shadow of Victoria=
To the point that you want them to have a fight=
Secondly, into and onto, when are they joined and when are they separated?
Thanks.
Can you please punctuate this sentence and tell me the types of phrases within the sentence.
For example,
At times=
It has been frustrating=independent clause
Living in the shadow of Victoria=
To the point that you want them to have a fight=
Secondly, into and onto, when are they joined and when are they separated?
Thanks.
Top answer
1-- How about trying yourself first, Eddie? 2-- Generally, the words are one word when the action is one action.
- 1-- How about trying yourself first, Eddie?
- 2-- Generally, the words are one word when the action is one action.
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1-- How about trying yourself first, Eddie?
2-- Generally, the words are one word when the action is one action.
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1-- How about trying yourself first, Eddie?
2-- Generally, the words are one word when the action is one action.
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