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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
In English writing, is it necessary to put the comma before like in the sentence
I am confused if the comma is used before like as preposition, for example in the sentence: : I do not want to spend much time on entertainment, like movies, music.
Thank you!
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That is a difficult decision. It depends on how restrictive the writer considers the example to be. It is more often omitted, I think: entertainment like movies and music.
- That is a difficult decision.
- It depends on how restrictive the writer considers the example to be.
- It is more often omitted, I think: entertainment like movies and music.
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That is a difficult decision. It depends on how restrictive the writer considers the example to be. It is more often omitted, I think: entertainment like movies and music.
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