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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"And" after last semicolon
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"He was a very good man, though not intelligent; an honest man, even if he was not averse to white lies, though only when necessary; (and) a kind man, even if he was often naive, lacking as he did in firm convictions."
My question: is the "and" conjunction necessary where indicated? My research shows that it is up to me, but I'd like to make sure. Thank you.
"He was a very good man, though not intelligent; an honest man, even if he was not averse to white lies, though only when necessary; (and) a kind man, even if he was often naive, lacking as he did in firm convictions."
My question: is the "and" conjunction necessary where indicated? My research shows that it is up to me, but I'd like to make sure. Thank you.
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Anonymous My question: is the "and" conjunction necessary where indicated? Yes, I would keep it, because what you actually have is a list with internal commas.
- Anonymous My question: is the "and" conjunction necessary where indicated?
- Yes, I would keep it, because what you actually have is a list with internal commas.
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AnonymousMy question: is the "and" conjunction necessary where indicated?Yes, I would keep it, because what you actually have is a list with internal commas.
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