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Ravi Kanth Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is a comma necessary in this sentence?
"Your pitch for the case study should explicitly state the effort required and also the arrangements you make to address their concerns."
Is the sentence correct? Does it need changes in punctuation and grammar? I am wondering if it may need a comma after the words "the effort required".
Is the sentence correct? Does it need changes in punctuation and grammar? I am wondering if it may need a comma after the words "the effort required".
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You do not need a comma. c: There would probably be a brief pause there if you said this aloud, but the punctuation is more clear with a short example. "
- You do not need a comma.
- c: There would probably be a brief pause there if you said this aloud, but the punctuation is more clear with a short example.
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You do not need a comma. c:
There would probably be a brief pause there if you said this aloud, but the punctuation is more clear with a short example.
"Your basket should contain apples and also oranges."
There would probably be a brief pause there if you said this aloud, but the punctuation is more clear with a short example.
"Your basket should contain apples and also oranges."
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Ravi KanthIs the sentence correct?Yes.
Ravi KanthDoes it need changes in punctuation and grammar?Not unless you care about style. The two phrases should be of parallel structure:
Your pitch for the case study should explicitly state the effort required and the arrangements made to address their c
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