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Englishnewbie Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
A long-term collaborative relationship
Hello,
Is there a comma here?
a long-term collaborative relationship
a long-term, collaborative relationship (*as in a long-term and collaborative relationship)
Are both ok (under what circumstances?
Is there a comma here?
a long-term collaborative relationship
a long-term, collaborative relationship (*as in a long-term and collaborative relationship)
Are both ok (under what circumstances?
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Anyone please?
- Anyone please?
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In my opinion, they're both fine.
You may choose to use the comma or not, depending on how you wish to emphasize the meaning.
(eg, a collaborative relationship which is long-term, or a long-term relationship which is collaborative)
You may choose to use the comma or not, depending on how you wish to emphasize the meaning.
(eg, a collaborative relationship which is long-term, or a long-term relationship which is collaborative)
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