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Date: | Fri, 16 Jan 2015 14:19:05 -0600 |
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Here is a practice sentence from Martha Kolln's *Rhetorical Grammar*:
"The lectures in our astronomy class as well as the assigned reading and
the lab work make it clear that I am in the wrong class I have decided to
drop the course."
I believe that only a colon or semicolon is needed between class and I. My
colleagues in the English department, however, have all punctuated the
sentence this way:
"The lectures in our astronomy class, as well as the assigned reading and
the lab work, make it clear that I am in the wrong class; I have decided to
drop the course."
Any help would be appreciated!
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Regards,
William Jason Jones
English Teacher (English III & Comp I/II)
Writing Center Director
Independence Jr./High School
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