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Mikeb Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
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Below are two article titles. My questions is why does the second title have a colon and the first doesn't? Seems like it has a subject and verb/predticte also.
-Wade still out, Bosh game-time call with illness.
-Wade still out, Bosh game-time call with illness.
-LeBron James returns for Miami Heat; Chris Bosh, Dwyane Wade sidelined
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Most sports writers would use a comma,a dash or even a period. You don't usually don't usually find semi- colons in sports writing, and most sports writers don't care much about the details of punctuation. Clive.
- Most sports writers would use a comma,a dash or even a period.
- You don't usually don't usually find semi- colons in sports writing, and most sports writers don't care much about the details of punctuation.
- Clive.
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Most sports writers would use a comma,a dash or even a period.
You don't usually don't usually find semi-colons in sports writing, and most sports writers don't care much about the details of punctuation.
Clive.
You don't usually don't usually find semi-colons in sports writing, and most sports writers don't care much about the details of punctuation.
Clive.
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