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Is either of this sentences correct 'and also the kitten is only one month old' or 'and the kitten is also only one month old'?
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Is either of this sentences correct 'and also the kitten is only one month old' or 'and the kitten is also only one month old'?
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Confused? You've been reading too many political posts on Facebook. But, as to your two examples, they are essentially correct, but they mean different things.
– Hot Licks
15 mins ago
And also they are not acceptable in formal writing, since the conjunction and should join clauses in the same sentence. And even in informal writing, they also need to begin with a capital letter and end with a termination mark such as the period.
– linguisticturn
5 mins ago
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Is either of this sentences correct 'and also the kitten is only one month old' or 'and the kitten is also only one month old'?
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Is either of this sentences correct 'and also the kitten is only one month old' or 'and the kitten is also only one month old'?
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Confused? You've been reading too many political posts on Facebook. But, as to your two examples, they are essentially correct, but they mean different things.
– Hot Licks
15 mins ago
And also they are not acceptable in formal writing, since the conjunction and should join clauses in the same sentence. And even in informal writing, they also need to begin with a capital letter and end with a termination mark such as the period.
– linguisticturn
5 mins ago
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Confused? You've been reading too many political posts on Facebook. But, as to your two examples, they are essentially correct, but they mean different things.
– Hot Licks
15 mins ago
And also they are not acceptable in formal writing, since the conjunction and should join clauses in the same sentence. And even in informal writing, they also need to begin with a capital letter and end with a termination mark such as the period.
– linguisticturn
5 mins ago
Confused? You've been reading too many political posts on Facebook. But, as to your two examples, they are essentially correct, but they mean different things.
– Hot Licks
15 mins ago
Confused? You've been reading too many political posts on Facebook. But, as to your two examples, they are essentially correct, but they mean different things.
– Hot Licks
15 mins ago
And also they are not acceptable in formal writing, since the conjunction and should join clauses in the same sentence. And even in informal writing, they also need to begin with a capital letter and end with a termination mark such as the period.
– linguisticturn
5 mins ago
And also they are not acceptable in formal writing, since the conjunction and should join clauses in the same sentence. And even in informal writing, they also need to begin with a capital letter and end with a termination mark such as the period.
– linguisticturn
5 mins ago
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Confused? You've been reading too many political posts on Facebook. But, as to your two examples, they are essentially correct, but they mean different things.
– Hot Licks
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And also they are not acceptable in formal writing, since the conjunction and should join clauses in the same sentence. And even in informal writing, they also need to begin with a capital letter and end with a termination mark such as the period.
– linguisticturn
5 mins ago