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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

My friend says

Fortunately, a little bit of saving, and my family background allow me to be unemployed, for now.

Can this be said and is it punctuated correctly?

Thanks!
  

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Hi Precious, I would omit the second comma, because the subject of the sentence is "a little bit of saving and my family background". Otherwise fine. Best wishes, David.

— DMW

  • Hi Precious, I would omit the second comma, because the subject of the sentence is "a little bit of saving and my family background".
  • Otherwise fine.
  • Best wishes, David.
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Hi Precious,
I would omit the second comma, because the subject of the sentence is "a little bit of saving and my family background". Otherwise fine.

Best wishes,
David.
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DMWHi Precious,I would omit the second comma, because the subject of the sentence is "a little bit of saving and my family background". Otherwise fine.Best wishes,David.
Thank you very much David.
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