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Englishnewbie Posted 14 years ago
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Hello,
He had a good relationship with his colleges, like a team.
Is there a comma before "like"?
Is this grammatcially correct?
Thank you.
He had a good relationship with his colleges, like a team.
Is there a comma before "like"?
Is this grammatcially correct?
Thank you.
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Hi, The comma is OK, but I don't know what this sentence means. What are you trying to say? Who is like a team?
- Hi, The comma is OK, but I don't know what this sentence means.
- What are you trying to say?
- Who is like a team?
- Clive
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Hi,
The comma is OK, but I don't know what this sentence means.
What are you trying to say?
Who is like a team?
Clive
The comma is OK, but I don't know what this sentence means.
What are you trying to say?
Who is like a team?
Clive
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Thanks for the reply.
I am trying to say that the relationship is like a team (like teamwork).
I am trying to say that the relationship is like a team (like teamwork).
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Hi,
The words team and teamwork seem more suited to referring to people, eg college professors.
Yet it seems a bit odd to say that a student and his professors are like a team, because a team suggests more equal partners.
You s
The words team and teamwork seem more suited to referring to people, eg college professors.
Yet it seems a bit odd to say that a student and his professors are like a team, because a team suggests more equal partners.
You s
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