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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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about comma
Can I say,
(a) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, who is a greengrocer.
(b) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, he is a greengrocer.
(a) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, who is a greengrocer.
(b) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, he is a greengrocer.
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Hi, Can I say, (a) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, who is a greengrocer. OK (b) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, he is a greengrocer. He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan .
- Hi, Can I say, (a) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, who is a greengrocer.
- OK (b) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, he is a greengrocer.
- He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan .
- H e is a greengrocer.
- Grammatically, this is OK, but the reader might be unsure about whether Mr.
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Hi,
Can I say,
(a) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, who is a greengrocer. OK
(b) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, he is a greengrocer.
He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan. He is a greengrocer. Grammati
Can I say,
(a) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, who is a greengrocer. OK
(b) He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan, he is a greengrocer.
He sells sweet potatoes to his friend, Mr Tan. He is a greengrocer. Grammati
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