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Ravi Kanth Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
How to punctuate a series inside a series?
The following is the sentence:
"By the end of the first day you should know the following things, the three modes: normal, insert and visual, how to save, how to quit, how to quit without saving."
How do punctuate the phrase "the three modes: normal, insert and visual" in this series?
"By the end of the first day you should know the following things, the three modes: normal, insert and visual, how to save, how to quit, how to quit without saving."
How do punctuate the phrase "the three modes: normal, insert and visual" in this series?
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I suggest that this may be the clearest way, Ravi: By the end of the first da y, you should know the followin g: the three modes ( normal, insert and visual ), how to save, how to quit, and how to quit without saving.
- I suggest that this may be the clearest way, Ravi: By the end of the first da y, you should know the followin g: the three modes ( normal, insert and visual ), how to save, how to quit, and how to quit without saving.
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I suggest that this may be the clearest way, Ravi:
By the end of the first day, you should know the following: the three modes (normal, insert and visual), how to save, how to quit, and how to quit without saving.
By the end of the first day, you should know the following: the three modes (normal, insert and visual), how to save, how to quit, and how to quit without saving.
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