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: Triangle Grammar GuideSpot the problem
Can you tell what's wrong with the sentences in the list below? I think many of you will see the problem in these sentences now that they have isolated. On the other hand, context can certainly help a editor figure out how to fix such problems.
* Whether trying to conceive, pregnant or a new mom, trianglemom2mom.com will be the leading source of information for Moms in the Triangle.
* Overgrown with weeds, Megan thought he was crazy for even considering the purchase.
* Born in Clayton, not far from her present home, Little's parents farmed cotton, corn and tobacco. Like many daughters of the South, her parents had no money to send her to college.
Full post as published by Triangle Grammar Guide on March 31, 2008 (boomark / email).
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