Are the commas placed correctly?
It's admirable that you have achieved so much with writing at such a young age
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When doing homework, don't you just repeat what someone else writes?
And because of plagiarism, why don't you just copy it? That's boring, isn't it?
What is the Roman Empire?
There's a rumor going around on tt that men are thinking about the Roman Empire, what does that mean?
What would be right?
My son has an appointment with Dr. Müller next Thursday, May 25th? or: My son has an appointment with Dr. Müller next Thursday, May 25th? I would be very grateful for an explanation. Thank you in advance and have a nice evening.
Can you write like that?
Anyone who knew Marianne knows what an immeasurable loss this farewell represents…
Spelling: “…of being afraid…”?
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In a project for school I plan to leave the following sentence: "I agree that the fear of the apparent end is justified. While it doesn't fulfill the actual purpose of being afraid , … …but I have no idea how to write this fear now Greetings in advance
Only the first comma is right
No, they’re both right
Admirable that you have reached so much in so young years(,) by writing.
‘In so young years’ there is an inlaid supplement. Comata can be set, but depending on the type of ancillary is not always mandatory.
No. Commuas are not ruddies.
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If you can’t count, you don’t think you’re using commas. ^^
And where do you see a list here?
If you want to correct it as a stil error 🙂 I’m sorry to see panic setters again and again in my profession. These are the most annoying texts we get for correction.
After stylistic errors, an applause comes as the article “the” initiates a relative sentence. My and your commas are set right in my sentence, it is left to everyone, whether he sees it as an insert or not:)
Unfortunately, this doesn’t bring you anything at all if two of three commas are mounted 🙂 No one wants to have silhouettes in his text.
It may be, but since I only write 1 in German and my German teacher wants us to put commas when an insert is in the sentence, I can write it that way. Especially since I want to say that “with the letter” is emphasised.
Right, man can Put your commas, but it would be mounted by every corrector, as it massively disturbs the reading flow. For this reason, so-called “panish phrases” are generally considered to be wrong with us.
no, because “with the letter” can be omitted and it would still be in a meaningful sentence;)
You were the one who generalized Who meets such totalitarian statements…
Admirable that you have reached so much in so young years with the letter.
looks good.
Well, it’s wrong.
no, it is not “with the letter” can be omitted