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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Commas or no commas?
The following phrase - "to improve the balance of strength between your right and left, leg and hip, muscle groups."
Should the commas be there, or would the phrase be better without any commas?
Should the commas be there, or would the phrase be better without any commas?
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That punctuation is not possible. Use this: To improve the balance of strength between your right and left leg and hip, do this.....
- That punctuation is not possible.
- Use this: To improve the balance of strength between your right and left leg and hip, do this.....
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That punctuation is not possible. Use this:
To improve the balance of strength between your right and left leg and hip, do this.....
To improve the balance of strength between your right and left leg and hip, do this.....
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