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Article: 171946 of alt.usage.english
From: "jensens" <jensens@post11.tele.dk>
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Subject: Re: THE DIFFERENCE A COMMA MAKES
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John Bain skrev i meddelelsen ...
:Hi, alt.usage.english-ers!
:
:Would some kind souls please post some interesting sentences where
:different placement of a comma or two changes the meaning of the sentence
:entirely?


Woman without her man is nothing.
Woman, without her, man is nothing.


Bente Jensen