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• Rules for Writers: Avoid run-on sentences they are hard to read.
  Don't use no double negatives. Use the semicolon properly, always use it where it is appropriate...
• Read to diffcult are sentences not the order in words with.
• Avoid those run-on sentences that just go on, and o
  and on, they never stop, they just keep rambling, and you really wish the person would just shut up, but no, they just keep going, they're worse than the Energizer Bunny, they babble incessantly, and these sentences, they just never stop, they go on forever....
• Rules for Good Grammar #4. 1: Don't use no double negatives.
  2: Make each pronoun agree with their antecedents....
• I think the Europeans are hostile toward the English because the English have some irritating habits--the habit, for instance, of ending sentences with questions that sound like reprimand
  You say it's difficult for you to tell because you haven't read the survey?...
• Avoid that run down feeling. Stay on the sidewalk.
• RRR: Read Record and Run-away
• On randomly generated sentences.] I think that it is hard to read such material without amusement.
  I feel a little admiration as well. I would never write, 'It happened one frosty look of trees waving gracefully against the wall....
• This is Frank. You can leave me a message, but I must warn you I get annoyed with messages that are hard to read.
  So please use your shift key appropriately, avoid overdoing punctuation, and spell-check your message, or I might ignore it....