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RONIN1987 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Comma
Hi
Shouldn't I put a comma after applying?
My main area of interest that really motivates me for applying is in the pharmaceutical science.
Shouldn't I put a comma after applying?
My main area of interest that really motivates me for applying is in the pharmaceutical science.
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Do not separate the subject from the verb with a comma. )
- Do not separate the subject from the verb with a comma.
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Do not separate the subject from the verb with a comma.
(Don't use "the" before "pharmaceutical science.")
(You can also say "to apply" instead of "fro applying." Personally, I find that more natural.)
(Don't use "the" before "pharmaceutical science.")
(You can also say "to apply" instead of "fro applying." Personally, I find that more natural.)
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Do not separate the subject from the verb with a comma.
(Don't use "the" before "pharmaceutical science.")
(You can also say "to apply" instead of "fro applying." Personally, I find that more natural.)
(Don't use "the" before "pharmaceutical science.")
(You can also say "to apply" instead of "fro applying." Personally, I find that more natural.)
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Thanks.
What about pharmaceutical industry? Can I say the pharmaceutical industry?
What about pharmaceutical industry? Can I say the pharmaceutical industry?
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Perhaps you could say "My ultimate goal, and the reason I want to be a part of this program, is to work in the pharmaceutical industry."
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