A few days ago
Grammar Help?
I felt like accusing the administrator of not paying the building’s bills and deliberately letting us lose hot water, but I didn’t.
a. I felt like accusing the administrator of not paying the building’s bills. And deliberately letting us lose hot water, but I didn’t. b. I felt like accusing the administrator of not paying the building’s bills. And deliberately letting us lose hot water. But I didn’t. c. no change
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A few days ago
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C. no change.
Most people would put a comma after bills, which would be a comma splice which is incorrect.
A. is wrong because it starts a sentence with a conjunction (and).
B. is also wrong because it starts a sentence with a conjunction (and).
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A few days ago
C.
a and b are both wrong, you can’t start a sentence with “and”.
(unless you’re doing creative writing and you’re really doing it on purpose.)
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C
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