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This document contains sample responses to chapter 11 of Hale's Sin and Syntax that reference and cite specific pages from the chapter. The responses discuss proper placement of prepositional phrases, use of commas after introductory prepositional phrases, and how words, phrases and clauses work together to keep sentences clear.
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