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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Thank you, John, for your contribution.
0 Is the punctuation in the following sentence correct? 02 br
00 Thank you 01 b 00 , John, 02 b 00 for your contribution. 0-
00 Thank you 01 b 00 , John, 02 b 00 for your contribution. 0-
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0 It's OK. However, it would be more common to say it this way: 02 br
00 Thank you 01 b 00 02 b 00 for your contribution, John. 00 0-
00 Thank you 01 b 00 02 b 00 for your contribution, John. 00 0-
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01 cite 10 Yankee 12 cite 10 It's OK. However, it 11 u 11 b 10 would 12 b 12 u 10 be more common to say it this way: 12 br10 If I asked myself that why did Amy use 01 i 00 would 02 i 00 in th
10 Thank you 11 b 10 12 b 10 for your contribution, John. 12 blockquote
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0 Using the 'would be' is more tentative than using 'is'. Yes, I used 'would' because I was voicing my opinion. (It was nevertheless an opinion that I firmly believe to be true. 05 0 00 ) 010id 5
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00 1: not fully worked out or developed <tentative plans> 2: hesitant, uncertain <a tentative smile> 02 br
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01 cite 10 Yankee 12 cite 10 Using the 'would be' is more 11 u 11 b 10 tentative 12 b 12 u 10 than using 'is'. 12 blockquote10 tentative 02 br
00 1: not fully worked out or developed <tentative plans> 2: hesitant, uncertain <a tentative smile> 02 br
00 [M-W's Col. Dic.]
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