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Jack1234 Posted 13 years ago
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How to illustrate if we have two points
Normally, if we which to illustrate our points, we can use firstly, secondly, lastly (or last but not least or finally).
But consider that we have only two points, are we going to use
or
It seems like firstly->secondly does not have an ending, and firstly->lastly seems to be too fast to end. Is are better way for two points?
There are several information we need to noticed: Firstly,... Secondly,... Lastly,... But consider that we have only two points, are we going to use
There are several information we need to noticed: Firstly,... Secondly,... or
There are several information we need to noticed: Firstly,... Lastly,... It seems like firstly->secondly does not have an ending, and firstly->lastly seems to be too fast to end. Is are better way for two points?
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f you use a colon and drop down like that, you have a list, and you would actually number it with numbers and not use first/firstly, second/secondly, etc. You would use those if you ran them in. There are several points that must be noted: 1.
- f you use a colon and drop down like that, you have a list, and you would actually number it with numbers and not use first/firstly, second/secondly, etc.
- You would use those if you ran them in.
- There are several points that must be noted: 1.
- No dogs are allowed on the food preparation tables unless you are cooking them.
- 2.
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f you use a colon and drop down like that, you have a list, and you would actually number it with numbers and not use first/firstly, second/secondly, etc. You would use those if you ran them in.
There are several points that must be noted:
1. No dogs are allowed on the food preparation tables unless you are cooking them.
There are several points that must be noted:
1. No dogs are allowed on the food preparation tables unless you are cooking them.
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