2nd one but without the comma in the quotation.
Which is Grammatically Correct?
PollWhich?
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Second, learned this a long time ago
Originally Posted by KABLE
:\ I was asking for answers... your corrections didn't make sense o.o
I was asking for answers; and your corrections didn't make any sense.
Originally Posted by KABLE
I said "Learn2Spell", which has nothing to do with proper Grammar.
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I said, "Learn2Spell," which has nothing to do with proper grammar.
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I said, "Learn2Spell," which has nothing to do with proper grammar.
well i think it's the second one, but you can't put the comma inside the quotes, because it's a word being quoted, not a phrase, so:
I said, "Learn2spell", (...).
and i'm portuguese
(and by the way grammar is important, specially for programmers, we need rules in the code, and in our writing!)
/yea
the second one
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