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Penicillin Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Question in "and"

Hello

I know when using "and", we put commas between verbs and the object in end of clause only, but some verbs needs conj, what should we do about them?

Example:

- He always have carried, joked with, treat them nicely.

Is that "with" right?

Thanks
  

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Hi Penicillin, I don't really understand your example, but you would use a conjunction between a series of verbs. You need to water, weed, and otherwise tend to you garden if you expect to have strong, healthy, and tasty vegetables.

— BarbaraPA

  • Hi Penicillin, I don't really understand your example, but you would use a conjunction between a series of verbs.
  • You need to water, weed, and otherwise tend to you garden if you expect to have strong, healthy, and tasty vegetables.
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Hi Penicillin,

I don't really understand your example, but you would use a conjunction between a series of verbs.

You need to water, weed, and otherwise tend to you garden if you expect to have strong, healthy, and tasty vegetables.
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