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| 1) My e-mail address is EMAIL REMOVED - Send PM to This User Instead. Please e-mail me sometime. 2) My e-mail address is EMAIL REMOVED - Send PM to This User Instead Please e-mail me sometime. |
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| Which sentence? |
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| tdol, please click "Post Reply," and you'll see the two sentences more clearly. For some reasons, when there is dot.com written there, the system automatically changes the appearance of the e-mail address. Sorry about that, but it was not my fault or mistake. |
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| OK I see- the forum software automatically prevents emails from being displayed for security. I think you could do it as two sentences or separate the two parts with a semi-colon: My email is xxx. Please email me sometime. My email is xxx; please email me sometime. Just using a comma wouldn't work as well for me. |
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| Thank you very much, Mr./Ms. Tdol. I really appreciate your patience and your willingness to help. |
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| You're welcome, Cleung. |
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| Quote:
My email is xxx: please email me sometime. My email is xxx. Please email me sometime. My email is xxx; please email me sometime. My email is xxx -- please email me sometime. Sometimes the use of punctuation marks is a matter of taste. I usually try to avoid overusing colons, semi-colons, and dashes, thus making texts running smooth. |
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| Quote:
Best, Nyggus Last edited by nyggus; 15-Jul-2006 at 17:09. |
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| I am sure, too To err is human. There are two independent clauses in the sentence and there is no coordinating conjunction. |
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