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Is the following punctuated correctly?

I needed more time to study in fact I was willing to sacrifice sleep.

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Hi,

-No, the sentence "I needed more time to study in fact I was willing to sacrifice sleep" is punctuated "incorrectly."

The correct spelling is, "I needed more time to study; in fact, I was willing to sacrifice sleep."

Therefore, the correct answer should be "No," the sentence is punctuated "incorrectly."

Let me know if my answer is wrong or not what you were looking for because I would like to help all I can.

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User Kiwicopple
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Answer:

no.

Here's the correct punctuation:

I needed more time to study; in fact, I was willing to sacrifice sleep.

or:

I needed more time to study- in fact, I was willing to sacrifice sleep.

Step-by-step explanation:

either sentence makes sense. hope this helped :)

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