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Contiluo Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Serious appearance
Please check out the following sentences.
(1) He looks pale;however, he insists on going to school.
(2) In spite of his serious appearance, he is easy to get along with.
(1) He looks pale;however, he insists on going to school.
(2) In spite of his serious appearance, he is easy to get along with.
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No problems.
Some would wonder why you prefer the semicolon here.
I think it's a style choice. In my opinion, a full stop is called for in this particular case.
It seems to me like two separate statements, rather than one.
If I were speaking it, I'd use a substantial pause.
He looks pale; however, he insists o
Some would wonder why you prefer the semicolon here.
I think it's a style choice. In my opinion, a full stop is called for in this particular case.
It seems to me like two separate statements, rather than one.
If I were speaking it, I'd use a substantial pause.
He looks pale; however, he insists o
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