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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Please provided your answers to the following.
Situation 1:
Is this correctly written/puntuated?
A: Hi, John, you know this poor person is sick and seems emotionally unstable. Thus, this is what I recommend: Talk to him nicely and softly. Give him a feeling that you cares and do not interrupt his talking.
Situation 2:
Is this correctly written/punctuated?
(He wasn't able to attend the farewell party of his friend)
Talking on the phone:
A: Hi, John, I hope everything at the farewell went well.
If this is not correct how would you correct it? Should what comes after 'hope' be in a present or a future tense?
Situation 1:
Is this correctly written/puntuated?
A: Hi, John, you know this poor person is sick and seems emotionally unstable. Thus, this is what I recommend: Talk to him nicely and softly. Give him a feeling that you cares and do not interrupt his talking.
Situation 2:
Is this correctly written/punctuated?
(He wasn't able to attend the farewell party of his friend)
Talking on the phone:
A: Hi, John, I hope everything at the farewell went well.
If this is not correct how would you correct it? Should what comes after 'hope' be in a present or a future tense?
Top answer
Hi, Situation 1: Is this correctly written/puntuated? A: Hi, John, you know this poor person is sick and seems emotionally unstable. Thus, this is what I recommend .
- Hi, Situation 1: Is this correctly written/puntuated?
- A: Hi, John, you know this poor person is sick and seems emotionally unstable.
- Thus, this is what I recommend .
- <<< period Talk to him nicely and softly.
- Give him a feeling that you cares and do not interrupt his talking.
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Hi,
Situation 1:
Is this correctly written/puntuated?
A: Hi, John, you know this poor person is sick and seems emotionally unstable. Thus, this is what I recommend. <<< period Talk to him nicely and softly. Give him a feeling that you cares and do not interrupt his talking.
Give him a feeling that you care and do not interrupt him.
Situation 1:
Is this correctly written/puntuated?
A: Hi, John, you know this poor person is sick and seems emotionally unstable. Thus, this is what I recommend. <<< period Talk to him nicely and softly. Give him a feeling that you cares and do not interrupt his talking.
Give him a feeling that you care and do not interrupt him.
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