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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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*Use of semicolon* Is this a correct sentence?
But this doesn't stem from envy, because that would have to mean that I desire those things: mansions, and hummers; what constitute a lavish lifestyle.
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No, your punctuation is not even careful. You will have to recast: B ut this doesn't stem from envy, because that would have to mean that I desire those things that constitute a lavish lifestyle: mansions and hummers.
- No, your punctuation is not even careful.
- You will have to recast: B ut this doesn't stem from envy, because that would have to mean that I desire those things that constitute a lavish lifestyle: mansions and hummers.
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No, your punctuation is not even careful. You will have to recast:
But this doesn't stem from envy, because that would have to mean that I desire those things that constitute a lavish lifestyle: mansions and hummers.
But this doesn't stem from envy, because that would have to mean that I desire those things that constitute a lavish lifestyle: mansions and hummers.
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