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Ferdis Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Based on and parallelism
"The solution can be based on method A or method B"
"The solution can be based on method A or on method B"
Where does the parallelism start, after 'based' or after 'based on'? Is 'based on' a verb phrase?
"The solution can be based on method A or on method B"
Where does the parallelism start, after 'based' or after 'based on'? Is 'based on' a verb phrase?
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You have the option; unless confusion results, minimize the repetition of words.
- You have the option; unless confusion results, minimize the repetition of words.
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You have the option; unless confusion results, minimize the repetition of words.
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