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Lucas21c Posted 10 years ago
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[A and B] and [C and D]
How do I denote [A and B] and [C and D]? Can I do it only using proper brackets?
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lucas21c Can I do it only using proper brackets? It depends on what A, B, C, and D are. If A and B go naturally together and C and D go naturally together, your sentence should be understandable without any extra punctuation.
- lucas21c Can I do it only using proper brackets?
- It depends on what A, B, C, and D are.
- If A and B go naturally together and C and D go naturally together, your sentence should be understandable without any extra punctuation.
- Tonight they're serving beans and franks and spaghetti and meat ***** at the student cafeteria.
- If you don't think your reader will understand the combinations properly, quotation marks may help.
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lucas21cCan I do it only using proper brackets?It depends on what A, B, C, and D are. If A and B go naturally together and C and D go naturally together, your sentence should be understandable without any extra punctuation.
Tonight they're serving beans and franks and spaghetti and meat ***** at the student cafeteria.
If you don't th
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