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SOMETIMES, PUNCTUATION CAN make all the difference.
With the FIFA Women’s World Cup taking place in Canada at the moment, signs encouraging the players are inevitable.
And, sure, it’s probably a bit much to expect such signs to have perfect grammar and syntax, but we think you’ll agree that this sign would have benefitted from a simple comma.
Tuesday 26 November, 2024
Tuesday 26 November, 2024
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This Women's World Cup banner demonstrates why punctuation is important
SOMETIMES, PUNCTUATION CAN make all the difference.
With the FIFA Women’s World Cup taking place in Canada at the moment, signs encouraging the players are inevitable.
And, sure, it’s probably a bit much to expect such signs to have perfect grammar and syntax, but we think you’ll agree that this sign would have benefitted from a simple comma.
*spit take*
Just one comma, lads.
That’s all you had to do.
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