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"I'm tired," then continued, "Stop it."
Do I use a period or comma after the word continued?
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"I'm tired," then continued, "Stop it."
Do I use a period or comma after the word continued?
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Do I use a period or comma after the word continued?
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"I'm tired," then continued, "Stop it."
Do I use a period or comma after the word continued?
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put on hold as off-topic by TrevorD, choster, TaliesinMerlin, J. Taylor, JEL 4 hours ago


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  • "Please include the research you’ve done, or consider if your question suits our English Language Learners site better. Questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic." – choster, TaliesinMerlin, J. Taylor

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  • This Q. would be more appropriate on our sister site English Language Learners.

    – TrevorD
    9 hours ago





















  • This Q. would be more appropriate on our sister site English Language Learners.

    – TrevorD
    9 hours ago



















This Q. would be more appropriate on our sister site English Language Learners.

– TrevorD
9 hours ago







This Q. would be more appropriate on our sister site English Language Learners.

– TrevorD
9 hours ago












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