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Tarheel

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You don't have to put everything in one sentence. You can use two or three or more.
 

emsr2d2

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@Tarheel What is that a response to?
 

Tarheel

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It's free advice. (It's worth whatever you paid for it. 😊)

Rather than fix a long sentence by rearranging the words it is often better to make it into two or more shorter sentences. Sometimes people seem to think they need to put everything into one sentence. In fact, however, changing one long sentence into two or more shorter sentences can enhance clarity. (My opinion )
 

MichaelElkins

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It's free advice. (It's worth whatever you paid for it. 😊)

Rather than fix a long sentence by rearranging the words it is often better to make it into two or more shorter sentences. Sometimes people seem to think they need to put everything into one sentence. In fact, however, changing one long sentence into two or more shorter sentences can enhance clarity. (My opinion )
I agree with you
 
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