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Grammar: What do you Notice? "No, sir," said Mr. Reynolds. Elmer pleaded. Despite his tears, the man held firm. "I am sorry, sir. We cannot." Elmer cried.
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Grammar: What do you Notice?

"No, sir," said Mr. Reynolds.
Elmer pleaded. Despite his tears, the man held firm.
"I am sorry, sir. We cannot."
Elmer cried.

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The first one needs to say, "No, sir." and the second one needs to say "I am sorry, sir but we can't."

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theres two commas only one

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