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Praised43 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Puntuation of "THEN"
considering puncutaion of the word "Then" is the following sentence correct and if yes / no when in general we use punctuation for the word "THEN"?
"The computaion, then, was done for all the texts."
"The computaion, then, was done for all the texts."
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Hello, praised - and welcome to English Forums. The punctuation in your sentence is correct, but the use of 'then' is rather informal, and I suggest that you recast: The computation was subsequently performed for all the texts.
- Hello, praised - and welcome to English Forums.
- The punctuation in your sentence is correct, but the use of 'then' is rather informal, and I suggest that you recast: The computation was subsequently performed for all the texts.
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Hello, praised - and welcome to English Forums.
The punctuation in your sentence is correct, but the use of 'then' is rather informal, and I suggest that you recast:
The computation was subsequently performed for all the texts.
The punctuation in your sentence is correct, but the use of 'then' is rather informal, and I suggest that you recast:
The computation was subsequently performed for all the texts.
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