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- 09-Sep-2011, 05:54 #1
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I saw a lot, learned a lot and felt a lot. During my 16 days in Quebec, I saw a lot, learned a lot and felt a lot.
Is the structure like above acceptable in English?
Would there be a better way to phrase it?
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- 09-Sep-2011, 07:00 #2
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Teacher Re: I saw a lot, learned a lot and felt a lot. Conjoined predicates, OK. The comma is fine. You may place an extra comma before "and".
Originally Posted by rainous 
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