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Nikitus Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

She begins talking, with a sweet but resolute voice

Dear forum members:

First of all, thanks for your help!

I want to ask if the grammar in the sentence is correct:

She begins talking, with a sweet but resolute voice

The context is a girl, having a serious talk with another guy. She is begins talking with a sweet but determined voice, because she wants to give a clear message.

Thanks!
  

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Nikitus I want to ask if the grammar in the sentence is correct:She begins talking, with a sweet but resolute voice It needs ending punctuation, that's all.

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NikitusI want to ask if the grammar in the sentence is correct:She begins talking, with a sweet but resolute voice
It needs ending punctuation, that's all.
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NikitusShe is begins talking with a sweet but determined voice.
No "is".
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NikitusShe begins talking, with a sweet but resolute voice.
Standard punctuation would have it without the comma, but you may want to keep it for stylistic reasons.

CJ
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