On-site, comma
"There will be no additional extension cords available on-site." Could it also be 'on the site'? (I'm referring to the venue for a certain event.)
"You did not ask for help so I assume that you want to handle it on your own."
Should I put a comma before 'so'?
Thank you.
Top answer
" Could it also be 'on the site'? ) on-site is a standard expression. If you want to say 'the site', say ' at the site '.
- " Could it also be 'on the site'?
- ) on-site is a standard expression.
- If you want to say 'the site', say ' at the site '.
- " Should I put a comma before 'so'?
- It's optional.
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There will be no additional extension cords available on-site." Could it also be 'on the site'? (I'm referring to the venue for a certain event.)
on-site is a standard expression. If you want to say 'the site', say 'at the site'.
"You did not ask for help so I assume that you want to handle it on your own."
Should I put a comma before 'so'? It's optional
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