"As a teacher, my mom worked on developing her student’s dreams, as her son, I worked on making mine a reality."
Should there be a comma or semicolon after dreams??
Grammar Question Forum
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Re: Grammar Question
Semicolon. They are two related but independent clauses. You could add a conjunction and keep the comma, but I like the flow a semicolon. A period would create a little more drama, which I might go for if this is the intro or conclusion.
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/ ... lauses.htm
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/ ... lauses.htm
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Re: Grammar Question
this, or a period. I would go semicolon though, since the thoughts are obviously relatedcitykitty wrote:Semicolon.
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