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A comma or conjunction "and"
Hi. Are both correct in writing in the form of an article? Let us assume the letters "XXX" stand for people of a certain nation.
XXX use this language to trade with the Japanese, (could it be "and"??) Brazilians with the French.
XXX use this language to trade with the Japanese, (could it be "and"??) Brazilians with the French.
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Hi, Are both correct in writing in the form of an article? Let us assume the letters "***" stand for people of a certain nation. ) Brazilians with the French.
- Hi, Are both correct in writing in the form of an article?
- Let us assume the letters "***" stand for people of a certain nation.
- ) Brazilians with the French.
- Use the 'and'.
- Omitting it and using simply a comma is a high literary device that is very uncommon.
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Hi,
Are both correct in writing in the form of an article? Let us assume the letters "***" stand for people of a certain nation.
*** use this language to trade with the Japanese, (could it be "and"??) Brazilians with the French.
Use the 'and'. Omitting it and using simply a comma is a high literary device that is very uncommon.
Are both correct in writing in the form of an article? Let us assume the letters "***" stand for people of a certain nation.
*** use this language to trade with the Japanese, (could it be "and"??) Brazilians with the French.
Use the 'and'. Omitting it and using simply a comma is a high literary device that is very uncommon.
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