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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Which version is correct and why?
Example 1: The Authority warned that it might not be able to rule in favour of either party (for example, because the text contains an
ambiguous phrase).
or
The Authority warned that it might not be able to rule in favour of either party (for example because the text contains an ambiguous phrase).
Example 2: The parties will sign the agreement which will become legally binding thereafter.
or
The parties will sign the agreement, which will become legally binding thereafter.
Thank you in advance!
Example 1: The Authority warned that it might not be able to rule in favour of either party (for example, because the text contains an
ambiguous phrase).
or
The Authority warned that it might not be able to rule in favour of either party (for example because the text contains an ambiguous phrase).
Example 2: The parties will sign the agreement which will become legally binding thereafter.
or
The parties will sign the agreement, which will become legally binding thereafter.
Thank you in advance!
Top answer
Use the commas.
- Use the commas.
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