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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Commas in Sentence.
I am not sure whether I need two commas in the following sentence. I would appreciate advice on which sentence is correct. Thank you.
By the beginning of 1904, Abramowski was eating an all raw fruit and vegetable diet, and he had reduced his weight from 14 to 10 stones.
By the beginning of 1904 Abramowski was eating an all raw fruit and vegetable diet, and he had reduced his weight from 14 to 10 stones.
Thank you for any help.
By the beginning of 1904, Abramowski was eating an all raw fruit and vegetable diet, and he had reduced his weight from 14 to 10 stones.
By the beginning of 1904 Abramowski was eating an all raw fruit and vegetable diet, and he had reduced his weight from 14 to 10 stones.
Thank you for any help.
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Hi, Based on the length of the various parts of the sentence, I prefer version #1. Clive
- Hi, Based on the length of the various parts of the sentence, I prefer version #1.
- Clive
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Hi,
Based on the length of the various parts of the sentence, I prefer version #1.
Clive
Based on the length of the various parts of the sentence, I prefer version #1.
Clive
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