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Shadok Posted 15 years ago
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An/the example
Hello,
Can we say: I would like to quote an example of my cousin, who is a great artist.
Or should we say: I would like to quote the example of my cousin, who is a great artist.
(by the way, is comma before 'who' correct?)
Thank you in advance,
Shadok.
Can we say: I would like to quote an example of my cousin, who is a great artist.
Or should we say: I would like to quote the example of my cousin, who is a great artist.
(by the way, is comma before 'who' correct?)
Thank you in advance,
Shadok.
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Can we say: I would like to quote an example of my cousin, who is a great artist. -- You can use either; I like the 2nd best. - - Yes.
- Can we say: I would like to quote an example of my cousin, who is a great artist.
- -- You can use either; I like the 2nd best.
- - - Yes.
- )
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Can we say: I would like to quote an example of my cousin, who is a great artist.
Or should we say: I would like to quote the example of my cousin, who is a great artist.-- You can use either; I like the 2nd best.
(by the way, is comma before 'who' correct?-- Yes.)
Or should we say: I would like to quote the example of my cousin, who is a great artist.-- You can use either; I like the 2nd best.
(by the way, is comma before 'who' correct?-- Yes.)
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