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Mickey Mouse 8241 Posted 9 years ago
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However, it is hard to see a person can have a sound education and appropriate qualifications a degree

Are the usage of 'for example' correct in the following?
Is example here as 'conjunctive adverb' or 'adverb only'?

However, it is hard to see a person can have a sound education and appropriate qualifications; for example, a degree.

However, it is hard to see a person can have a sound education and appropriate qualifications a degree, for example.

However, it is hard to see a person can have a sound education and appropriate qualifications. For example, a degree.

However, it is hard to see a person can have a sound education and appropriate qualifications, for example, a degree.
  
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