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what type of sentences are these? - Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex, Run-on
1.the moors, which were covered in heather, appeared mystical under the gray mist.
2.I'm not going to buy my tickets in advance because there should be plenty of seats and I'm not positive if I'll make it on time, so it's better to wait, right?
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asked Nov 18 at 22:11
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what type of sentences are these? - Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex, Run-on
1.the moors, which were covered in heather, appeared mystical under the gray mist.
2.I'm not going to buy my tickets in advance because there should be plenty of seats and I'm not positive if I'll make it on time, so it's better to wait, right?
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asked Nov 18 at 22:11
Sara
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put on hold as off-topic by Hot Licks, MetaEd♦ Nov 18 at 22:43
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Well, that second one gave me the runs, so that's a hint.
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:14
i think run-on?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:23
am I right? and do you have any idea what the first one is please
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:29
What does your research tell you?
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:33
what do you mean?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:41
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what type of sentences are these? - Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex, Run-on
1.the moors, which were covered in heather, appeared mystical under the gray mist.
2.I'm not going to buy my tickets in advance because there should be plenty of seats and I'm not positive if I'll make it on time, so it's better to wait, right?
american-english sentence
asked Nov 18 at 22:11
Sara
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what type of sentences are these? - Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex, Run-on
1.the moors, which were covered in heather, appeared mystical under the gray mist.
2.I'm not going to buy my tickets in advance because there should be plenty of seats and I'm not positive if I'll make it on time, so it's better to wait, right?
american-english sentence
american-english sentence
asked Nov 18 at 22:11
Sara
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asked Nov 18 at 22:11
Sara
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asked Nov 18 at 22:11
Sara
121
asked Nov 18 at 22:11
Sara
121
asked Nov 18 at 22:11
Sara
121
121
put on hold as off-topic by Hot Licks, MetaEd♦ Nov 18 at 22:43
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- "Proofreading questions are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified." – MetaEd
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Well, that second one gave me the runs, so that's a hint.
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:14
i think run-on?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:23
am I right? and do you have any idea what the first one is please
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:29
What does your research tell you?
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:33
what do you mean?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:41
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Well, that second one gave me the runs, so that's a hint.
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:14
i think run-on?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:23
am I right? and do you have any idea what the first one is please
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:29
What does your research tell you?
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:33
what do you mean?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:41
Well, that second one gave me the runs, so that's a hint.
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:14
Well, that second one gave me the runs, so that's a hint.
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:14
i think run-on?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:23
i think run-on?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:23
am I right? and do you have any idea what the first one is please
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:29
am I right? and do you have any idea what the first one is please
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:29
What does your research tell you?
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:33
What does your research tell you?
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:33
what do you mean?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:41
what do you mean?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:41
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Well, that second one gave me the runs, so that's a hint.
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:14
i think run-on?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:23
am I right? and do you have any idea what the first one is please
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:29
What does your research tell you?
– Hot Licks
Nov 18 at 22:33
what do you mean?
– Sara
Nov 18 at 22:41