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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Do I need a comma?
I am filling out a secondary application for medical school and want to make sure this sentence is correct. Here is the sentence: "As an emergency room (ER) Scribe, working 10 hour shifts 20 hours per week at several different hospitals, I have been documenting patient charts for ER physicians." Do I need a comma anywhere around the "10 hour shifts 20 hours per week" part? Thanks!
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It should read: As an emergency room scrib e working two 10-hour shifts per week at several different hospitals, I have been documenting patient charts for ER physicians.
- It should read: As an emergency room scrib e working two 10-hour shifts per week at several different hospitals, I have been documenting patient charts for ER physicians.
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It should read:
As an emergency room scribe working two 10-hour shifts per week at several different hospitals, I have been documenting patient charts for ER physicians.
As an emergency room scribe working two 10-hour shifts per week at several different hospitals, I have been documenting patient charts for ER physicians.
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