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Rommel Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Is ‘as a way of’ correctly used in my sentence?

Is ‘as a way of’ correctly used in my sentence?


My professor has given variations to “Very good” as a way of giving compliments to us students. For example, she has said “Excellent!” “Awesome!” and the like to those who have given clear and exact answers to her questions.

  

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". Excellent and awesome, Dammit

— Jack Dammit

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  • Excellent and awesome, Dammit
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Nope, "variations" is plural, so "as ways" must be plural, it's not "variations to" but "variations of", and there should be a comma between "Excellent!" and "Awesome!".


Excellent and awesome,


Dammit

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