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Hi. Would you say all three of the following example sentences are correct? Thank you in advance for your help.
1. The man, the woman, and the children came into the place.
2. The man, woman, and the children came into the place.
3. The man, woman, and children came into the place.
1. The man, the woman, and the children came into the place.
2. The man, woman, and the children came into the place.
3. The man, woman, and children came into the place.
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#1 OK #2 not OK #3 not wrong I prefer 4 . The man, the woman no comma and the children came into the place.
- #1 OK #2 not OK #3 not wrong I prefer 4 .
- The man, the woman no comma and the children came into the place.
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#1 OK
#2 not OK
#3 not wrong
I prefer
4. The man, the woman no comma and the children came into the place.
#2 not OK
#3 not wrong
I prefer
4. The man, the woman no comma and the children came into the place.
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Thank you. Is this correct? Thank you again in advance for your help.
The man, woman and the only child of John Doe came into the place.
The man, woman and the only child of John Doe came into the place.
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