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Ellycat Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Grammar.
Is it good form to use brackets within brackets?
e.g. As a point of pedantry (and I realise you haven't said specifically (rather insinuated) that they are) spiders aren't insects.
e.g. As a point of pedantry (and I realise you haven't said specifically (rather insinuated) that they are) spiders aren't insects.
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Hi, It's not really good form to use brackets at all. It usually means the writer doesn't want to take the time to word his sentences more carefully and more elegantly. Best wishes, Clive
- Hi, It's not really good form to use brackets at all.
- It usually means the writer doesn't want to take the time to word his sentences more carefully and more elegantly.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
It's not really good form to use brackets at all.
It usually means the writer doesn't want to take the time
It's not really good form to use brackets at all.
It usually means the writer doesn't want to take the time
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