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1. She is Marie Curie. She is a French physicist. However, she was born in Poland. She discovered the pure radium. She was awarded two Nobel Prizes. [She was the only person to be awarded two Nobel Prizes.]
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2. He discovered "the Law of Universal Gravitation" and "the Three Laws of Motion." [Motion".]
(Is this passage corect? What is the correct position of period?)
(Would you like to check the passages above? Check them please.)
2. He discovered "the Law of Universal Gravitation" and "the Three Laws of Motion." [Motion".]
(Is this passage corect? What is the correct position of period?)
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#1 would read more smoothly if you start combining sentences so you don't have so many short, simple sentences in succession. Like this:
Marie Curie was a French physicist who was born in Poland. She discovered pure radium, and she is the only person to have ever been awarded two Nobel Prizes.
#2 The sentence is correct, and your placement of the period before the closing quotation marks is also correct.
Marie Curie was a French physicist who was born in Poland. She discovered pure radium, and she is the only person to have ever been awarded two Nobel Prizes.
#2 The sentence is correct, and your placement of the period before the closing quotation marks is also correct.
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