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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
With or from
which would oçne say
1 what do you want with my mom, don't ever call her again
2what do you want from my mom....
thank you
1 what do you want with my mom, don't ever call her again
2what do you want from my mom....
thank you
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can anyone take a look at this 1 What do you want with my mom, don't ever call her again 2 What do you want from my mom... than you
- can anyone take a look at this 1 What do you want with my mom, don't ever call her again 2 What do you want from my mom...
- than you
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can anyone take a look at this
1 What do you want with my mom, don't ever call her again
2 What do you want from my mom...
than you
1 What do you want with my mom, don't ever call her again
2 What do you want from my mom...
than you
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"What do you want with my mom? Don't ever call her again."
You're often making the mistake of stringing together independent clauses with commas. This is known as a "comma splice". Watch out for it because it's very poor style.
"What do you want from my mom?"
The two sentences are similar, but "with" usually means "what do you want to see/talk to my
You're often making the mistake of stringing together independent clauses with commas. This is known as a "comma splice". Watch out for it because it's very poor style.
"What do you want from my mom?"
The two sentences are similar, but "with" usually means "what do you want to see/talk to my
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