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SkyFox
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Sentence help

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Hi all, I'm a bit new here. I've recently started learning again and would appreciate any help.
I'm wondering a few things for the following sentences.

At union station, we saw many different things.
At union station we saw many different things.
To me, he is just a construction worker doing his job
To me he is just a construction worker doing his job
comma or no comma is correct?

I realized this idea can be applied.
I realize this idea can be apply.
I realized this idea can be apply
I realize this idea can be applied
Which sentence is correct? I'm having some big troubles with tenses right now.
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Re: Sentence help

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SkyFox wrote: Tue Oct 22, 2019 2:08 am Hi all, I'm a bit new here. I've recently started learning again and would appreciate any help.
I'm wondering a few things for the following sentences.

At union station, we saw many different things. :nok:
At union station we saw many different things. :ok:
To me, he is just a construction worker doing his job. :ok:
To me he is just a construction worker doing his job. :nok:
comma or no comma is correct?

I realized this idea can be applied. :nok:
I realize this idea can be apply. :nok:
I realized this idea can be apply. :nok:
I realize this idea can be applied. :ok:
Which sentence is correct? I'm having some big troubles with tenses right now.
:ok: correct
:nok: incorrect
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Re: Sentence help

Post by SkyFox »

Can I ask why for certain sentence?

For example: At union station, we saw many different things
Isn't At union station a defensive clause and thus need a comma?

I realized this idea can be applied
For this sentence, the context was something I learned in class last week. Does that matter it all, or is it still wrong given the context?
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