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| Coordinating Conjunctions |
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| Steve enjoys eating,running, and breathing. |
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Therefore, Steve headed straight to skyline.
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Nevertheless
In Fact
However |
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| Steve ate a hot, tasty bowl of chili. |
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No, Steve doesn't like Gold Star.
Yes
Oh
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When Skyline closed, Steve cried.
SWABI |
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Craving something hot and spicy, Steve headed for skyline.
ing,ed,en |
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| Steve,however,was not interested in going to Empress Chili. |
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Steve, will you take me to skyline?
Will you take me to skyline, Steve?
When you leave, Steve, make sure you grab a york mint. |
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Steve, the smallest of my friends, wanted chili.
Skyline, the best chili restaurant, opened early for Steve. |
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| NO COMMAS W/ ESSENTIAL APPOSITIVES |
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| My friend Steve loves Skyline. |
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| Steve said, "I love Skyline Coneys." |
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| Steve went to Skyline, but I went home. |
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| Non-Essential Adj, Clause |
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Steve, who was my closest acquaintance, always smelled like chili.
Who
Whose
Which |
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| I met Steve on July 4th, 1996. |
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| Steve was born in Canton, Ohio, in 1776. |
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more than 3 words
In the back of Skyline, Steve waited patiently. |
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| I prefer Skyline, not Gold Star. |
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| The main items, such as onions and cheese, are purchased. |
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