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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

For example

When sentences are followed, 'for example' should be 'For example'?

I like pets, for example, dogs.

I like his sentences. For example, 'know yourself.'.

What do you think? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
  

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Anonymous..... I like pets, for example dogs. I see no reason for a comma between "example" and "dogs".

— Canadian45

  • Anonymous.....
  • I like pets, for example dogs.
  • I see no reason for a comma between "example" and "dogs".
  • I like his sentences.
  • ' The underlined cannot stand as a separate sentence.
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Anonymous.....I like pets, for example dogs. I see no reason for a comma between "example" and "dogs".
I like his sentences. For example, 'know yourself.' The underlined cannot stand as a separate sentence.
I like his sentences, for example "Know yourself."
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Thank you so much as usual and then "I like pets, for example, dogs." can be rewritten as "I like pets such as dogs." for the same meaning, you think? Thank you so much again.
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AnonymousThank you so much as usual. and then Can"I like pets, for example, dogs." can be rewritten as "I like pets such as dogs." for the same meaning, you think? I see that you feel a comma between "example" and "dogs" is n
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