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Artcolls Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

which makes it wrong ?

Hi , i must find out which underlined part make the sentence wrong. But i cant find it,
Tom is offen late for work, that makes his boss angry .
And could u please explain me about that kind of structure ? ( s+v, that ....)
Thanks alot.
  

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Two sentences must be expressed and punctuated as two sentences, not as a continuous stream of words separated by a comma. Tom is often* late for work. That makes his boss angry.

— CalifJim

  • Two sentences must be expressed and punctuated as two sentences, not as a continuous stream of words separated by a comma.
  • Tom is often* late for work.
  • That makes his boss angry.
  • *Note the spelling of often .
  • CJ
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Two sentences must be expressed and punctuated as two sentences, not as a continuous stream of words separated by a comma.

Tom is often* late for work. That makes his boss angry.

*Note the spelling of often.

CJ
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Artcolls Hi , i must find out which underlined part make the sentence wrong. But i cant find it,
Tom is offen late for work, that makes his boss angry .
And could u please explain me about that kind of structure ? ( s+v, that ....)
Thanks alot.
(often)

I think another possibility is to u
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oh, yes, thank you alot, i've remembered that : "that' can't follow a comma, we can use "which" , only.
Thanks .
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