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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Should I really put a comma after 'things' and another comma after 'man' in the following sentence?
Should I really put a comma after 'things' and another comma after 'man' in the following sentence? Or should I leave out these commas?
He created living things, including man, according to their kinds.
He created living things, including man, according to their kinds.
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It's fine as it is! To cut punctuation you could say "According to their kids he created living things, including man". But I prefer your way.
- It's fine as it is!
- To cut punctuation you could say "According to their kids he created living things, including man".
- But I prefer your way.
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It's fine as it is!
To cut punctuation you could say "According to their kids he created living things, including man". But I prefer your way.
To cut punctuation you could say "According to their kids he created living things, including man". But I prefer your way.
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