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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
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To my right

Is this sentence correct:



"Sitting on the beach, I looked to my right, and I saw there was a foreign family."

  

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" I'd delete the comma after right. And you don't need the second I. How can you tell that a family is foreign, just by looking at them?

— Clive

  • " I'd delete the comma after right.
  • And you don't need the second I.
  • How can you tell that a family is foreign, just by looking at them?
  • Clive
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"Sitting on the beach, I looked to my right, and I saw there was a foreign family."

I'd delete the comma after right. And you don't need the second I.

How can you tell that a family is foreign, just by looking at them?

Clive

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