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Hanna R Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

To have more, and more, and more

: His thoughts rising to places they should never go.

Imagining what it would be like.

To have more, and more, and more power."

are the comma's correct here?

  

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Hi I think it depends on whether you are trying to make a dramatic effect - and then it depends on what sentences follow. The reader is being asked to pause each time and they may not like that if there's no finish that justifies it - To want more, and more, and more power. But suddenly, he was falling, plummeting, from unimaginable height.

  • Hi I think it depends on whether you are trying to make a dramatic effect - and then it depends on what sentences follow.
  • The reader is being asked to pause each time and they may not like that if there's no finish that justifies it - To want more, and more, and more power.
  • But suddenly, he was falling, plummeting, from unimaginable height.
  • His enemies stood and watched as he hit the ground.
  • That's ok.
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Hi

I think it depends on whether you are trying to make a dramatic effect - and then it depends on what sentences follow. The reader is being asked to pause each time and they may not like that if there's no finish that justifies it

- To want more, and more, and more power. But suddenly, he was falling, plummeting, from unimaginable height. His enemies stood and watched as he hit

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