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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Starting a sentence with a coordinating conjunction?
We hear so much that one cannot start a sentence with a coordinating conjunction. However, I often see people starting a sentence with "and" or "but".
example)
And, I agree with the council ruling that his decision has no basis...
But you don't understand I was merely .....
What's the deal, here?
example)
And, I agree with the council ruling that his decision has no basis...
But you don't understand I was merely .....
What's the deal, here?
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Anonymous What's the deal, here? That "rule" is very frequently relaxed in all but the most formal writing. CJ
- Anonymous What's the deal, here?
- That "rule" is very frequently relaxed in all but the most formal writing.
- CJ
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AnonymousWhat's the deal, here?That "rule" is very frequently relaxed in all but the most formal writing.
CJ
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