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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Semicolon use
Is the following correct? It's been suggested that it is but I'm unsure about why the semicolon is after the "and".
The seminar will cover: delay; interim orders and; evidence at impairment stage.
Thanks in advance.
The seminar will cover: delay; interim orders and; evidence at impairment stage.
Thanks in advance.
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No, the whole thing is AWFUL! It should read: The seminar will cover delays, interim orders, and evidence at the impairment stage.
- No, the whole thing is AWFUL!
- It should read: The seminar will cover delays, interim orders, and evidence at the impairment stage.
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No, the whole thing is AWFUL! It should read:
The seminar will cover delays, interim orders, and evidence at the impairment stage.
The seminar will cover delays, interim orders, and evidence at the impairment stage.
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Hi,
Is the following correct? It's been suggested that it is but I'm unsure about why the semicolon is after the "and".
The seminar will cover: delay; interim orders and; evidence at impairment stage.
Yes, to write this, delete 'and'.
But more simply, just say
Is the following correct? It's been suggested that it is but I'm unsure about why the semicolon is after the "and".
The seminar will cover: delay; interim orders and; evidence at impairment stage.
Yes, to write this, delete 'and'.
But more simply, just say
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