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Comprehensive Intensive .... Help please!
Can two adjectives be used in this manner- "Comprehensive Intensive Language Programme"
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Yes, no problem. If it is in the context of a sentence, and the two adjectives are of equal weight, then you would usually put a comma between them. If it's a title, it doesn't need a comma.
- Yes, no problem.
- If it is in the context of a sentence, and the two adjectives are of equal weight, then you would usually put a comma between them.
- If it's a title, it doesn't need a comma.
- Cheers John.
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Yes, no problem.
If it is in the context of a sentence, and the two adjectives are of equal weight, then you would usually put a comma between them. If it's a title, it doesn't need a comma.
Cheers
John.
If it is in the context of a sentence, and the two adjectives are of equal weight, then you would usually put a comma between them. If it's a title, it doesn't need a comma.
Cheers
John.
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