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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Correct grammar of a sentence ?
I am wondering if someone can help me determine if the following sentence is grammatically correct: "You will earn points based on your attendance at as well as active participation in this course."
While some may have stylistic concerns, I feel it is technically correct. I feel it could be improved with the simple placement of commas thusly: "You will earn points based on your attendance at, as well as active participation in, this course." - but that it is still correct even without the added commas. Any help would be appreciated!
While some may have stylistic concerns, I feel it is technically correct. I feel it could be improved with the simple placement of commas thusly: "You will earn points based on your attendance at, as well as active participation in, this course." - but that it is still correct even without the added commas. Any help would be appreciated!
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Anonymous While some may have stylistic concerns, I feel it is technically correct. I agree. I have stylistic concerns, but it's technically correct.
- Anonymous While some may have stylistic concerns, I feel it is technically correct.
- I agree.
- I have stylistic concerns, but it's technically correct.
- In this course you will earn points based on attendance and participation.
- CJ
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AnonymousWhile some may have stylistic concerns, I feel it is technically correct.I agree. I have stylistic concerns, but it's technically correct.
In this course you will earn points based on attendance and participation.
CJ
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