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06-Aug-2007, 22:39
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 In which one of he following sentences is the comma used correctly? Giving it their best, none of the swimmers broke John Gore's record. |
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06-Aug-2007, 22:46
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| Re: In which one of he following sentences is the comma used correctly? The second one. In the first one the comma should be a period. (Of course, you still have a problem there.) ~R |
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