I’m always tired , even my tired is tired .?
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2020-01-20 1:41 pm
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You have written two simple sentences or two independent clauses. They cannot be in the same sentence separated by only a comma, as this would be what is called a "comma splice", which is a kind of run-on sentence. If you feel you must keep them in the same sentence, you could separate them with a semicolon. (;)
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2020-01-20 4:14 am
What you have there, jeremiah, is two sentences, aka two independent clauses.
I'm always tired.
Even my tired is tired.
Because they're two independent clauses, you can't join them with a comma. It has to be a semicolon or two sentences with a period separating them. Because they're closely related, I'd recommend the semicolon.
I'm always tired.
Even my tired is tired.
Because they're two independent clauses, you can't join them with a comma. It has to be a semicolon or two sentences with a period separating them. Because they're closely related, I'd recommend the semicolon.
2020-01-20 4:03 am
It should be a period or a semicolon. A comma makes it a run-on sentence.
2020-01-20 3:21 am
I’m always tired , even when I was resting.
I’m always tired , even my tiresomeness is tired .
I’m always tired , even my tiresomeness is tired .
2020-01-20 3:18 am
A semicolon would be better.
2020-01-21 2:02 am
A period, rather than a comma, would be better as these should be two sentences.
2020-01-20 10:22 pm
I think you need a period, personally. I am always tired. Even my tired is tired of being tired.
2020-01-20 2:34 am
That isn’t even a proper sentence. A comma will not change that.
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