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Originally Posted by vtec to vvel
If you are going to "correct" other people's English skills, perhaps you should ensure yours is up to par. The "I" in "Isn't" shouldn't be capitalized. There should be a comma after "If you would like". Also, there should be the word "skills", or an equivalent noun, after "English".
Where did this random comment come from? And these three comments have no relation to each other. You state your opinion about your car. Then you talking about two cars parked next to each other at a grocery store. And lastly, you profile the potential owners of the two vehicles.
Also, Publix is NOT in every state. Some people may not know what you are talking about.
wtf dude?
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I can agree with you on the "I", however, a use of a comma after "If you would like" isn't necessary, as it creates a sentence fragment, creating two unnecessary clauses. Also, about the Publix thing, Google.