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TinaMr Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

I.a.

I've got a tiny question about "inter alia":

Which one is correcter: "i.a." or "i. a." or maybe both are correct and a space between "i" and "a" doesn't make any difference?

  

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" or "i. " O r maybe both are correct and a space between "i" and "a" doesn't make any difference? ", no spaces.

— CalifJim

  • " or "i.
  • " O r maybe both are correct and a space between "i" and "a" doesn't make any difference?
  • ", no spaces.
  • Note, however, that it is used chiefly in legal documents, where it is very often written out unabbreviated.
  • You don't usually find it elsewhere.
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TinaMr

I've got a tiny question about "inter alia":

Which one is correcter: more correct: "i.a." or "i. a." Or maybe both are correct and a space between "i" and "a" doesn't make any difference?

It's "i.a.", no spaces. Note, however, that it is used

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