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Vincent Teo Posted 14 years ago
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sentence structure
Can I say,
(a) They brought many tools to school such as pails, brooms and so on.
(b) They brought many tools such as pails, brooms and so on to school.
(a) They brought many tools to school such as pails, brooms and so on.
(b) They brought many tools such as pails, brooms and so on to school.
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Both are correct, but the sentence would read better if to school came before the list. Also, I would use a comma before such as . They brought many tools to school , such as pails, brooms, and so on.
- Both are correct, but the sentence would read better if to school came before the list.
- Also, I would use a comma before such as .
- They brought many tools to school , such as pails, brooms, and so on.
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Both are correct, but the sentence would read better if to school came before the list. Also, I would use a comma before such as.
They brought many tools to school, such as pails, brooms, and so on.
They brought many tools to school, such as pails, brooms, and so on.
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