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Sentence structure: I'm a very busy person as I'm sure u are as well



 
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Sentence structure: I'm a very busy person as I'm sure u are as well #1 (permalink) Thu Aug 21, 2008 19:22 pm   Sentence structure: I'm a very busy person as I'm sure u are as well		  
"I'm a very busy person as im sure u are as well. "

Is the above phrase grammatically correct, should there be a comma after person?
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Sentence structure: I'm a very busy person as I'm sure u are as well #2 (permalink) Thu Aug 21, 2008 20:10 pm   Sentence structure: I'm a very busy person as I'm sure u are as well		  
Hi,

I think you need to make some changes: I'm a very busy person as (I think 'and' is better here) I'm sure you are as well.

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