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31-Aug-2005, 14:37
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 period or comma "While I wholeheartedly agree about seeing something new and creative, and that Hollywood appears to have run out of original ideas in a mere 80-90 years of making films. I would much rather see something creative and see them stop with the countless sequels and remakes; however,... " I think a comma rather than a period should be placed between "...80-90 years of making films" and "I would much rather see... ". Am I right? Thanks. |
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01-Sep-2005, 14:34
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| Re: period or comma You're right.  "While I wholeheartedly agree about [that], and [that], I would much rather see something creative and see them stop with the countless sequels and remakes; however,... " |
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