Wow. You've made your point in a very interesting, amusingly illustrated way. Just one little example, though, out of many. So you can work on the many interpretations of the following (I'll use just one set of punctuation marks and leave it for you to use brackets or other devices like semi-colons, which is of course the intended idea):
"We invited Mr Moises, the stripper, his friend, MAP, a mate from Vallecas, and others who had a whale of a time too."
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Wow. You've made your point in a very interesting, amusingly illustrated way. Just one little example, though, out of many. So you can work on the many interpretations of the following (I'll use just one set of punctuation marks and leave it for you to use brackets or other devices like semi-colons, which is of course the intended idea):
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Why not?
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Best wishes,
Carmen
Happy New Year to you all!
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