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Kk Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
sentence question
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Does the sentence sound correctly and naturally?
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My father takes me to the school and picks me up after class.
Does the sentence sound correctly and naturally?
Thank you for your answe.
My father takes me to the school and picks me up after class.
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Sounds OK to me, with perhaps a comma between "school" & "and".
- Sounds OK to me, with perhaps a comma between "school" & "and".
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"to school" sounds more natural than "to the school".
The standard approach to the comma question is that there is no comma if no new subject is introduced in the second clause.
My father takes me to school and picks me up after class.
My father takes me to school, and my mother picks me up after class.
CJ
The standard approach to the comma question is that there is no comma if no new subject is introduced in the second clause.
My father takes me to school and picks me up after class.
My father takes me to school, and my mother picks me up after class.
CJ
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