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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Do I need a comma after brothers or before whom?
At the referrals of my brothers Dave and Sam whom both work at the same place, etc...........
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Hi, I'd probably write: At the referrals of my brothers, Dave and Sam, who m both work at the same place, etc.. The first comma there is optional, but I'd always use the second....
- Hi, I'd probably write: At the referrals of my brothers, Dave and Sam, who m both work at the same place, etc..
- The first comma there is optional, but I'd always use the second....
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Hi,
I'd probably write:
At the referrals of my brothers, Dave and Sam, whom both work at the same place, etc..
The first comma there is optional, but I'd always use the second....
I'd probably write:
At the referrals of my brothers, Dave and Sam, who
The first comma there is optional, but I'd always use the second....
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