Sentence structure errors
Kitty lost money on a phone ap, here's how to make sure you avoid being caught out.
(Culled from paper this week) (Should this be a colon?)
Please ignore the context. This is from a paper and it's quoting a question. The question mark is followed by a lower case dependent clause.
by asking 'what has happened to us ?' after more people apply for Oxbridge.
But if you were writing this in a sentence:
...by asking what has happened to us? After more people apply for Oxbridge.
It should be a capital letter as the question mark is like a period. But the clause now doesn't work and is a fragment: correct ?
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Kitty lost money on a phone apo. Here's how to make sure you avoid being caught out. (Culled from paper this week) (Should this be a colon?
- Kitty lost money on a phone apo.
- Here's how to make sure you avoid being caught out.
- (Culled from paper this week) (Should this be a colon?
- Just use a period.
- Please ignore the context.
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Kitty lost money on a phone apo. Here's how to make sure you avoid being caught out.
(Culled from paper this week) (Should this be a colon? Just use a period.
Please ignore the context. This is from a paper and it's quoting a question. The question mark is followed by a lower case dependent clause.
by asking 'what has happened to us ?' af
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