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Hans51 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Items ; or :
He wants following items: shoes, a watch and pants.
He wants following items; shoes, a watch and pants.
I am taking five courses this term: English, Psychology, Math, Statistics, and Economics.
I am taking five courses this term; English, Psychology, Math, Statistics, and Economics.
Which one is a correct usage?
Thank you so much as usual in advance!
He wants following items; shoes, a watch and pants.
I am taking five courses this term: English, Psychology, Math, Statistics, and Economics.
I am taking five courses this term; English, Psychology, Math, Statistics, and Economics.
Which one is a correct usage?
Thank you so much as usual in advance!
Top answer
Hans51 correct usage? The following is just about universally acceptable, though you should always consult the style manual of your preference. He wants following items : shoes, a watch, and pants.
- Hans51 correct usage?
- The following is just about universally acceptable, though you should always consult the style manual of your preference.
- He wants following items : shoes, a watch, and pants.
- I am taking five courses this term : English, psychology, math, statistics, and economics.
- CJ
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Hans51correct usage?The following is just about universally acceptable, though you should always consult the style manual of your preference.
He wants following items: shoes, a watch, and pants.
I am taking five courses this term: English, psychology, math, statistics, and economics.
CJ
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Thank you so much and then what about the other two examples? They are also acceptable and there is no meaning difference between them respectively, right?
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