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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Quick comma question (specific instance)
0 In the following sentence, is the comma following the word 'server' necessary? Thanks. 02 br
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00 With this software, your receive a complete virtual private server, allowing you to run the program and a host of other third-party applications from any computer with nothing more than an Internet connection. 0-
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00 With this software, your receive a complete virtual private server, allowing you to run the program and a host of other third-party applications from any computer with nothing more than an Internet connection. 0-
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0 Agreed. Or you can remove it and change it to "that allows..." 0-
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0 Hi guys, 02 br
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00 Let me try to offer a different opinion. 05 0 02 br
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00 If you don't use a comma, then the 'allowing . . .' phrase relates to the server. ie 01 i 00 The 01 b 00 server 02 b 00 allows you to . . . 02 i 02 br
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00 If you do use a comma, then the 'allowing . . .' phrase relates to the
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00 Let me try to offer a different opinion. 05 0 02 br
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00 If you don't use a comma, then the 'allowing . . .' phrase relates to the server. ie 01 i 00 The 01 b 00 server 02 b 00 allows you to . . . 02 i 02 br
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00 If you do use a comma, then the 'allowing . . .' phrase relates to the
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