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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Do I omit this word or no?
Hello everyone, should the sentence be:
Light refracts off the bright pinks and purples onto the beige ceiling.
Or should it be:
Light refracts off the bright pinks and purples and onto the beige ceiling.
Do I take out the 'and' or do I include the 'and'?
Light refracts off the bright pinks and purples onto the beige ceiling.
Or should it be:
Light refracts off the bright pinks and purples and onto the beige ceiling.
Do I take out the 'and' or do I include the 'and'?
Top answer
Do not include "and".
- Do not include "and".
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AnonymousDo I take out the 'and' or do I include the 'and'?I'm indifferent to the change. I've seen it written both ways. There is nothing grammatically wrong about either one.
CJ
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Hey Clive, I wanted to depict the light shining on the 'bright pinks and purples' (such as fruits) and reflecting it off to the ceiling above. (If that makes sense?)
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