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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
"that while" useage question
Is it correct to say, "that while"?
As in:
This answer suggests, that while speaking through another person's voice, she may actually be working out some feelings or emotions from her own life.
or should it be,
This answer suggests, while speaking through another person's voice, she may actually be working out some feelings or emotions from her own life.
Thanks!
As in:
This answer suggests, that while speaking through another person's voice, she may actually be working out some feelings or emotions from her own life.
or should it be,
This answer suggests, while speaking through another person's voice, she may actually be working out some feelings or emotions from her own life.
Thanks!
Top answer
There's nothing wrong with that while in that sentence. Here's what you need: This answer suggests that while speaking ... voice, she may actually ...
- There's nothing wrong with that while in that sentence.
- Here's what you need: This answer suggests that while speaking ...
- voice, she may actually ...
- life.
- No comma between suggests and that .
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2 Answers
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There's nothing wrong with that while in that sentence.
Here's what you need:
This answer suggests that while speaking ... voice, she may actually ... life.
No comma between suggests and that.
CJ
Here's what you need:
This answer suggests that while speaking ... voice, she may actually ... life.
No comma between suggests and that.
CJ
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It was the ill placed comma making the phraseology seem incorrect. Many thanks Master Yoda!
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