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SpoonfedBaby Posted 21 years ago
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Whatever you may think he is not a coward

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PLease, explain to me why "Whatever you may think he is not a coward" is not a run-on sentence. I understand the meaning of this sentence but I don't see any coordination word between "Whatever you may think" and "he is not a coward."

Thank you very much.

Spoonfedbaby
  

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It needs a comma Whatever you may think, he is not a coward. or even a semi-colon Whatever you may think; he is not a coward.

— Nona the brit

  • It needs a comma Whatever you may think, he is not a coward.
  • or even a semi-colon Whatever you may think; he is not a coward.
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It needs a comma

Whatever you may think, he is not a coward.

or even a semi-colon

Whatever you may think; he is not a coward.
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