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different between two punctuation "Mother smiled. And i smiled too."&"Mother smiled,and i smiled too."pay more attention to the punctuation of the two sentences,it is appriciated if you can tell me which one is more native to the english speaking country.

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I second Cherry's answer. the sentence must be said continuously. you must of course omit the conjunction "and" if you want it said with full stop. "my mother smiled. i smiled too." (but this would sound like a talking 3-year old girl). :)
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Hi Leslie, Yes definitively the second sentence. We never start a sentence with "et"...
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Hello Leslie, There are no commas nor fullstops in the middle of this sentence: Mother smiled and I smiled too . My Mother smiled and I smile too.
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It's: Mother smiled. And I smiled, too. The comma goes after smiled.

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