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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Connectives/Conjunctions
When I invert clauses, do I always have to use comma?
As in the example:
A General conclusion was drawn from the studies.
From the studies, a general conclusion was drawn.
Is the following statement correct?
From the studies was drawn a general conclusion.
As in the example:
A General conclusion was drawn from the studies.
From the studies, a general conclusion was drawn.
Is the following statement correct?
From the studies was drawn a general conclusion.
Top answer
Q1 - No, but a comma helps the reader understand your meaning when the first part of the sentence is long. Q2 - It's correct, but active voice is more common and usually better. Clive
- Q1 - No, but a comma helps the reader understand your meaning when the first part of the sentence is long.
- Q2 - It's correct, but active voice is more common and usually better.
- Clive
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Q1 - No, but a comma helps the reader understand your meaning when the first part of the sentence is long.
Q2 - It's correct, but active voice is more common and usually better.
Clive
Q2 - It's correct, but active voice is more common and usually better.
Clive
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