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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Comma before 'rather than'?
"The organic farmer's focus is on a process, rather than on products."
I feel like there shouldn't be a comma after 'process.' Can anyone tell me if this is correct? Thanks.
I feel like there shouldn't be a comma after 'process.' Can anyone tell me if this is correct? Thanks.
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' Can anyone tell me if this is correct? Thanks. I wouldn't say either way is wrong.
- ' Can anyone tell me if this is correct?
- Thanks.
- I wouldn't say either way is wrong.
- If you use the comma, it causes the reader to pause and reflect a bit after he hears the first part of the sentence.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
The organic farmer's focus is on a process, rather than on products."
I feel like there shouldn't be a comma after 'process.' Can anyone tell me if this is correct? Thanks.
I wouldn't say either way is wrong.
If you use the comma, it causes the reader to pause and reflect a bit after he hears the first part of the sentence.
Best wishes
The organic farmer's focus is on a process, rather than on products."
I feel like there shouldn't be a comma after 'process.' Can anyone tell me if this is correct? Thanks.
I wouldn't say either way is wrong.
If you use the comma, it causes the reader to pause and reflect a bit after he hears the first part of the sentence.
Best wishes
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