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icopus wrote in post #15076893
For those that don't think punctuation is important, check this out -

i helped my uncle jack off his horse.

??? I used to help my uncle mark do the same thing to his horse, I think we have all been there once or twice.




(that being said, where do you think punctuation would go in that sentence?)

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icopus wrote in post #15076893
For those that don't think punctuation is important, check this out -

i helped my uncle jack off his horse.

Grammar is important too. Jack should be capitalized, denoting a person.. which would kill a little of the humor, in this. Thanks for the laugh though.

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davidc502 wrote in post #15076877
Wow! Amazing! Thanks fot the spelinfg currectin! We know how much it counts on a photography forum.

Exactly. Didn't realize I joined a English class forum. Please.

Anyway, thanks for posting your results. I'm sure English majors and "non" English majors appreciate it.

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TeamSpeed wrote in post #15076908
... (that being said, where do you think punctuation would go in that sentence?)

I am, by no means, an English major. However, I believe punctuation includes
capitalization and therefore, the sentence is written thusly -

"I helped my uncle, Jack, off his horse," Icopu said jerkingly off handed.

Ya'll feel free to tear all that apart.

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icopus wrote in post #15076893
For those that don't think punctuation is important, check this out -

i helped my uncle jack off his horse.

Yep, the sentence seems like it's perfectly fine; no extra punctuation really is necessary..

Was the help appreciated ?

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wayne.robbins wrote in post #15085564
Yep, the sentence seems like it's perfectly fine; no extra punctuation really is necessary..

Was the help appreciated ?

Maybe writing in first person was a mistake.

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1Tanker wrote in post #15076882
The spelling and grammar police are board today.

Their, their, now...don't go they're, there not going to care.

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