Re: want to write a book


smw wrote:
Paul Ilechko wrote:

Alan Hope wrote:

harry goes:


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Let's hope Lesson Two goes into paragraphs.

Followed by punctuation, grammar and sentence structure.

I don't see any errors in punctuation or grammar in the above, and the
sentence structure is strictly appropriate to the genre. What did you
have in mind?

How much punctuation could there be in a big piece of spam?

Plus he doesn't use "plus" to mean "and".

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