It is a bit of a run on. Also, there needs to be a comma before the quotes and the period at the and needs to be inside the quotes. Consider this revision.
For example, for my 12th birthday she bought me a picture for my bedroom. It shows purple flowers, sweet swirls, and it says, "Believe in yourself and the magic will happen."
2007-02-23 11:37:07
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answered by Anonymous
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[It is a bit of a run on. Also, there needs to be a comma before the quotes and the period at the and needs to be inside the quotes.]
Consider this revision:
For example, ON my 12th birthday she bought me a picture for my bedroom. It's a lovely display of purple flowers and sweet swirls, paired with the quote, "Believe in yourself and the magic will happen."
2007-02-23 12:04:15
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answered by f8_smyled 3
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For example, for my twelfth birthday, she bought me a picture with purple flowers and sweet swirls for my bedroom which reads “Believe in yourself and the magic will happen”.
2007-02-23 11:36:30
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answered by Just another opinion 3
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For example, for my 12th birthday she bought me a picture with purple flowers and sweet swirls for my bedroom that says “Believe in yourself and the magic will happen”.
I think it might be "For my twelfth birthday, she bought me..."
2007-02-23 11:35:05
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answered by Sakura-kun 2
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Firstly, it's grammar*, not grammer.
I would put ...a picture for my bedroom...
'Believe in yourself, and the magic will happen'
2007-02-23 11:36:14
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answered by emilia_3272 2
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If you can't spell grammar you shouldn't be in an honors english program.
2007-02-23 11:41:32
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answered by professorc 7
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I'll check your spelling too. It's "grammar."
2007-02-23 11:33:35
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answered by pak1789 6
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It is grammar.
2007-02-23 11:34:07
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answered by simpleton989 2
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