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Futurehuman11 Posted 18 years ago
The hardest part about making the cookies is attaining all of the ingredients required to do so without going to more than one store.
Grammar
is a comma before 'without' in this sentence required? why, why not?
The hardest part about making the cookies is attaining all of the ingredients required to do so without going to more than one store.
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It is not required. The logical sense in the sentence indicates that without going to more than one store is an integral part of the statement, not an addition or afterthought..
- It is not required.
- The logical sense in the sentence indicates that without going to more than one store is an integral part of the statement, not an addition or afterthought..
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It is not required. The logical sense in the sentence indicates that without going to more than one store is an integral part of the statement, not an addition or afterthought..
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Futurehuman11I think you mean 'obtaining'.
The hardest part about making the cookies is attaining all of the ingredients required to do so without going to more than one store.
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Also, you don't need the part in red, in fact it's confusing:
The hardest part about making the cookies is obtaining all of the ingredients required to do so without going to more than one store.
The hardest part about making the cookies is obtaining all of the ingredients required to do so without going to more than one store.
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