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Dido Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
however, use of the comma
I know that a comma cannot be used to separate a subject from the predicate so, which sentence is correct?
Chomsky however, thinks that.......
Chomsky, however, thinks that......
Chomsky however, thinks that.......
Chomsky, however, thinks that......
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Chomsky, however, thinks that...... IMO, this is the only correct one. BTW, the separation is already introduced by however , thus ...
- Chomsky, however, thinks that......
- IMO, this is the only correct one.
- BTW, the separation is already introduced by however , thus ...
- See the commas here: ---------- however 2 : in spite of that : on the other hand : BUT <it still seems possible, however , that conditions will improve> <I would like to go; however , I think I'd better not> Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged .
- Merriam-Webster, 2002.
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Chomsky, however, thinks that......
IMO, this is the only correct one.
BTW, the separation is already introduced by however, thus ...
See the commas here:
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however
2 : in spite of that : on the other hand :
IMO, this is the only correct one.
BTW, the separation is already introduced by however, thus ...
See the commas here:
----------
however
2 : in spite of that : on the other hand :
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Just out of curiosity, is Chomsky thinking with his linguistics hat on or political hat on?
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Chomsky is always political..........
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