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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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Is the following sentence of mine using the word 'respectively' grammatically correct?
Is the following sentence of mine using the word 'respectively' grammatically correct? If not, how can I fix it? Thank you.
In that seal the inscriptions CARLETON UNIVERSITY and ONTARIO, CANADA refer to the name and location, respectively, of the school.
In that seal the inscriptions CARLETON UNIVERSITY and ONTARIO, CANADA refer to the name and location, respectively, of the school.
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Rommel using the word 'respectively' grammatically correct? It's correct, but unnecessary because it's so obvious that 'respectively' is meant. CJ
- Rommel using the word 'respectively' grammatically correct?
- It's correct, but unnecessary because it's so obvious that 'respectively' is meant.
- CJ
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Rommelusing the word 'respectively' grammatically correct?It's correct, but unnecessary because it's so obvious that 'respectively' is meant.
CJ
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