"Discussed, corresponded, and/or otherwise communicated …"
I have seen both "and" and "or" used preceding the word "otherwise" in such sentences.
Without getting off-topic as to whether so many verbs are needed anyway, may I get some advice as to which ("and or "or") makes the most sense logically, grammatically, and aesthetically?
Context: Just touching up my C.V.
Is it merely a matter of choice? Thank you.
—Samir
It depends whether, within the scope of what you are talking about, all those things happened or just one.
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It depends whether, within the scope of what you are talking about, all those things happened or just one.