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Parsing or syntactic analysis is the process of analysing a string of symbols, conforming to the rules of a formal grammar.
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How do I continue a sentence that contains a quote mid-sentence
The following question is quite similar, but it's not a duplicate because my example sentence does not follow up with a conjuction.
Which instance of the following sentence is right:
We cannot expect …
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What is the horizontal equivalent of "all of the above"?
All of the above tends to be used to refer to options that have been described in previous lines in a bulleted list, and I'm wondering how to do the same in a sentence. For example, would the followin …
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Can a semicolon be placed between two sentences if the second sentence begins with a pronoun...
Consider the following closely-related sentences:
Those tribes have been farmers for centuries. They do not desire to do
anything else.
would this way of writing the sentences be correct as we …
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