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Rommel Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

I’ve correctly used ‘that means you have to’ in the last sentence, haven’t I?

I’ve correctly used ‘that means you have to’ in the last sentence, haven’t I? Should there be a comma after ‘empathy’ and another comma after ‘sympathy,’ that is ‘…empathy, rather than sympathy, for…’?

Dr. Craig Johnson told the nurses: “Empathize rather than sympathize with the patients. That means you have to view things from their perspectives without getting emotionally involved with them.”

  

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I find it acceptable as written.

  • I find it acceptable as written.
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I find it acceptable as written.

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