3 years ago

Is the following sentence correctly punctuated, or is it a fused sentence or comma splice?

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This would be a fused (run-on) sentence. It should be “Service dogs are trained to help people, buying a vest so you can take your dog into the grocery store is selfish and wrong.”

STALIN [3.7K]3 years ago

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First off THANK YOU!

Second. No it is not here is how is suposed to be

Service dogs are trained to help people. Buying a vest so you can take your dog into the grocery store is selfish and wrong.

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