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Ryansamturner Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Sentence Review.
A) 'Although I said that, really I wanted to bite his hand off at the offer.'
B) 'Although I said that; really I wanted to bite his hand off at the offer.'
C) 'Although I said that; really, I wanted to bite his hand off at the offer.'
Which is the best?
B) 'Although I said that; really I wanted to bite his hand off at the offer.'
C) 'Although I said that; really, I wanted to bite his hand off at the offer.'
Which is the best?
Top answer
Only A is correct. The semi-colons need to follow an independent clause, not a subordinate clause.
- Only A is correct.
- The semi-colons need to follow an independent clause, not a subordinate clause.
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Only A is correct.
The semi-colons need to follow an independent clause, not a subordinate clause.
The semi-colons need to follow an independent clause, not a subordinate clause.
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I don't like too many commas, but I'd actualy suggest a comma after "really" as well as after the subordinate clause.
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