Silly puzzle of the day
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'f's isn't an error. The f was just wrapped in quotes, to indicate the character F.
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Josh Smith wrote:
'f's isn't an error.
Yeah but I think he's right about 4 errors - he's the only first one that seems to have noticed that "two errors" should be "four errors". Or is that the "mystery error" that you alluded to to Nish? (but you said 3 errors) :confused:
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So 4, since the first sentence said it had two errors.
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div>five 'f's
factual error, there are six. 2)
div>santence
Spelling error. 3)
div>santence, and
punctuation error 4 & 5)
div>ther’are
punctuation (no space between words/use of apostrophe) and spelling (ther') 6)
two errors in this one
factual error, there are six.
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Michael Bergman wrote:
- div>santence, and punctuation error
The comma is not a punctuation error. This is a compound sentence joined with the 'and' conjunction. Anytime that the sentence fragment after the conjunction contains both a subject and predicate (noun and verb) it can stand alone as a complete sentence in its own right. When that occurs, the comma is required before the conjunction. In the second part of the sentence, 'There' is the subject, and 'are' is the predicate.
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Michael Bergman wrote:
- div>santence, and punctuation error
The comma is not a punctuation error. This is a compound sentence joined with the 'and' conjunction. Anytime that the sentence fragment after the conjunction contains both a subject and predicate (noun and verb) it can stand alone as a complete sentence in its own right. When that occurs, the comma is required before the conjunction. In the second part of the sentence, 'There' is the subject, and 'are' is the predicate.
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Josh Smith wrote:
The second sentence has 4 f's, not 5.
It's often quite easy for folks to miss the finer points of life 5 'f's there. [edit]Blast! I missed the 6th 'f' in 'of' :doh:[/edit]
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div>five 'f's
factual error, there are six. 2)
div>santence
Spelling error. 3)
div>santence, and
punctuation error 4 & 5)
div>ther’are
punctuation (no space between words/use of apostrophe) and spelling (ther') 6)
two errors in this one
factual error, there are six.
m.bergman
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Michael Bergman wrote:
santence, and
not an error actually it is a standard practise when ever you want to seperate set of things with comma the last one should be with "," and "and" thats actually a good english
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4 errors. Error: There are five 'f's (there are 6) Error: in the next santence, (sentence misspelled) Error: and ther’are (there are) Error: two errors in this one. (There were 3 and now actually 4)
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espeir wrote:
errors. Error: There are five 'f's (there are 6) Error: in the next santence, (sentence misspelled) Error: and ther’are (there are) Error: two errors in this one. (There were 3 and now actually 4)
You got it all figured out :-D correctly cheers
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