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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Etc. at the end of a sentence but inside parenthesis
i know you do not add an extra period if you end a sentence with etc.
but what if it is inside parenthesis ending the sentence? example:
I went to the store to pick up some stuff for the beach (towels, hamburgers, etc.).
or
I went to the store to pick up some stuff for the beach (towels, hamburgers, etc.)
which one is correct?
but what if it is inside parenthesis ending the sentence? example:
I went to the store to pick up some stuff for the beach (towels, hamburgers, etc.).
or
I went to the store to pick up some stuff for the beach (towels, hamburgers, etc.)
which one is correct?
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but what if it is inside parenthesis ending the sentence? )which one is correct? The first one.
- but what if it is inside parenthesis ending the sentence?
- )which one is correct?
- The first one.
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Anonymousi know you do not add an extra period if you end a sentence with etc.but what if it is inside parenthesis ending the sentence? example:I went to the store to pick up some stuff for the beach (towels, hamburgers, etc.).orI went to the store to pick up some stuff for the beach (towels, hamburgers, etc.)which one is correct?The first one.
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