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Bhikkhu1991 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
How to use 'or' as an alternative?
Hello,
Sentence A. Charitable or generous is a human quality.
Sentence B. Charitable, altruistic, generous, or unselfish is a human quality.
How to use 'or' as an alternative in Sentence B that has more than one alternatives, please?
Sentence A is easy to construct. However, I do not know understand how to construct Sentence B correctly. Kindly explain whether Sentence B is correctly constructed.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Thank you.
With best wishes.
Sentence A. Charitable or generous is a human quality.
Sentence B. Charitable, altruistic, generous, or unselfish is a human quality.
How to use 'or' as an alternative in Sentence B that has more than one alternatives, please?
Sentence A is easy to construct. However, I do not know understand how to construct Sentence B correctly. Kindly explain whether Sentence B is correctly constructed.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Thank you.
With best wishes.
Top answer
'Or' is fine, but your sentences have other more serious problems: Charity or generosity is a human quality. Charity, altruism, generosity or unselfishness is a human quality.
- 'Or' is fine, but your sentences have other more serious problems: Charity or generosity is a human quality.
- Charity, altruism, generosity or unselfishness is a human quality.
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'Or' is fine, but your sentences have other more serious problems:
Charity or generosity is a human quality.
Charity, altruism, generosity or unselfishness is a human quality.
'Or' is fine, but your sentences have other more serious problems:
Charity or generosity is a human quality.
Charity, altruism, generosity or unselfishness is a human quality.
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