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John liao Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
conjunction miss or not?
In terms of different users’ attitudes and the effects of adaptation of ICT in schools, government have proposed lots of strategies, principals and teachers consider that a wide range of benefits are offered by ICT.
After the second comma, does here need a conjunction?
After the second comma, does here need a conjunction?
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john liao In terms of different users’ attitudes and the effects of adaptation of ICT in schools, government have proposed lots of strategies, principals and teachers consider that a wide range of benefits are offered by ICT. After the second comma, does the following it clause need a conjunction? john liao In terms of different users’ attitudes and the effects of adaptation of ICT in schools, government have proposed lots of strategies, principals and teachers consider that a wide range of benefits are offered by ICT This sentence is incoherent.
- john liao In terms of different users’ attitudes and the effects of adaptation of ICT in schools, government have proposed lots of strategies, principals and teachers consider that a wide range of benefits are offered by ICT.
- After the second comma, does the following it clause need a conjunction?
- john liao In terms of different users’ attitudes and the effects of adaptation of ICT in schools, government have proposed lots of strategies, principals and teachers consider that a wide range of benefits are offered by ICT This sentence is incoherent.
- I'd write it like that: The government have proposed lots of strategies regarding different users’ attitudes and the effects of the adaptation of the ITC, and principals and teachers are of the opinion that it offers a wide range of benefits.
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john liao In terms of different users’ attitudes and the effects of adaptation of ICT in schools, government have proposed lots of strategies, principals and teachers consider that a wide range of benefits are offered by ICT. After the second comma, does the following it clause need a conjunction?
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