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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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can i use this sentence and is it correct: Randy is in good, general health, respectively.
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Hi, can i use this sentence and is it correct: Randy is in good, general health, respectively. No. The word 'respectively' serves no purpose here.
- Hi, can i use this sentence and is it correct: Randy is in good, general health, respectively.
- No.
- The word 'respectively' serves no purpose here.
- Just say Randy is in good general health.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
can i use this sentence and is it correct: Randy is in good, general health, respectively.
No. The word 'respectively' serves no purpose here.
Just say
Randy is in good general health.
Best wishes, Clive
can i use this sentence and is it correct: Randy is in good, general health, respectively.
No. The word 'respectively' serves no purpose here.
Just say
Randy is in good general health.
Best wishes, Clive
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Anonymous Randy is in good, general health, respectively.I wonder if you're thinking of a usage such as, "Randy is in good general health, considering."
This would typically be used by people who are acquainted with Randy's history, and know that he's been through ****. When you consider all the physical abuse he's suffered in his life, you have t
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