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Tamguatlay Posted 3 years ago
Grammar

Should there be an "I" before "suddenly"?

I was watching television tonight and suddenly saw a sign sign saying:

Keep away from under the grass.


Should there be an "I" before "suddenly"?


Thanks.

  

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tamguatlay I was watching television tonight and suddenly saw a sign sign saying: Keep away from under the grass. < ??? Should there be an "I" before "suddenly"?

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tamguatlay

I was watching television tonight and suddenly saw a sign sign saying:

Keep away from under the grass. < ???

Should there be an "I" before "suddenly"?

It's not required, no, but I would put it there. That would then also require a comma after 'tonight'.

(What an odd

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tamguatlayKeep away from under the grass.

That does not make sense.

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