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Haddie Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

In turn?

The number of private vehicles adds to the density of traffic which in turn has the potential to aggravate this situation.
Is this sentence correct and is this a correct use of 'in turn'?
  

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Yes, it's all correct (assuming "this situation" refers to something previously mentioned), except that I would add a comma after "traffic".

— GPY

  • Yes, it's all correct (assuming "this situation" refers to something previously mentioned), except that I would add a comma after "traffic".
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Yes, it's all correct (assuming "this situation" refers to something previously mentioned), except that I would add a comma after "traffic".
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Thank you so much GPY.
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