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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Punctuation

I'm stumped trying to figure out where to put commas on this sentence:



"The test will use data from past exercises and standards established by working groups, such as but not limited to the Users Advisory Group."

I want to put commas after "as" and "to", but that seems to be too many commas.

Any help would be most appreciated!

P. Glasow

  

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" I want to put commas after "as" and "to", but that seems to be too many commas. Any help would be most appreciated! I would write it this way.

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  • " I want to put commas after "as" and "to", but that seems to be too many commas.
  • Any help would be most appreciated!
  • I would write it this way.
  • " A comma represents a place where one would pause briefly in speaking the sentence.
  • Here are my reasons for pausing.
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Hi,

I'm stumped trying to figure out where to put commas on this sentence:



"The test will use data from past exercises and standards established by working groups, such as but not limited to the Users Advisory Group."

I want to put commas after "as" and "to", but that seems to be too many commas.

Any help would be most appreciated!

I would w
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The test will use data from past exercises and standards established by working groups such as but not limited to the Users Advisory Group.

With a sentence of that length and straightforwardness, I see no need for any commas at all-- they just slow the flow of the statement.
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