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Ryansamturner Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Should I add an AND?
Hi,
I have written the below sentence:
'Slowing my speed a little, I power walked through the automatic doors into the hospital.'
I was thinking of adding an 'and' so it reads as such.
'Slowing my speed a little, I power walked through the automatic doors and into the hospital.'
Or would it maybe be better adding a comma?
'Slowing my speed a little, I power walked through the automatic doors, into the hospital. '
Any advice?
I have written the below sentence:
'Slowing my speed a little, I power walked through the automatic doors into the hospital.'
I was thinking of adding an 'and' so it reads as such.
'Slowing my speed a little, I power walked through the automatic doors and into the hospital.'
Or would it maybe be better adding a comma?
'Slowing my speed a little, I power walked through the automatic doors, into the hospital. '
Any advice?
Top answer
' Fine. ' Fine. Stylistically, it is an improvement over the sentence above.
- ' Fine.
- ' Fine.
- Stylistically, it is an improvement over the sentence above.
- The comma in third sentence is superfluous.
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I have written the below following sentences :
'Slowing my speed a little, I power-walked through the automatic doors into the hospital.' Fine.
'Slowing my speed a little, I power-walked through the automatic doors and into the hospital.'
'Slowing my speed a little, I power-walked through the automatic doors into the hospital.' Fine.
'Slowing my speed a little, I power-walked through the automatic doors and into the hospital.'
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