It is the same as other action verbs such as/like "kick."
My question now is this: Could we use either the conjunction "and" or "or," depending on the situation, after the words "such as" and "like" for a list of more than two things or items? Then, again, what is the difference between n
It is the same as other action verbs such as/like "kick."
My question now is this: Could we use either the conjunction "and" or "or," depending on the situation, after the words "such as" and "like" for a list of more than two things or items? Then, again, what is the difference between
Thank you so much. I am sorry but could you help me on this too? Would you say that what comes before the last item in a list-like structure, after the phrase "for example," should be the conjunction "and" or would you say both the conjunction "and" and "or" can be used before the last item? If both can be used, what would be the difference? Thank you in advance.