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SeekerSFN Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Should I use a comma?
When I say this is my relatively satisfying recent works, should I punctuate it like this: this is my relatively satisfying, recent works?
By the way, may you please cite some simple examples to show when should one punctuate a sequence of adjectives with commas, and when should not?
Thanks.
By the way, may you please cite some simple examples to show when should one punctuate a sequence of adjectives with commas, and when should not?
Thanks.
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'This is' does not accord with 'works'. No comma: These are my relatively satisfying recent works. Use commas when the modification becomes long and/or confusing.
- 'This is' does not accord with 'works'.
- No comma: These are my relatively satisfying recent works.
- Use commas when the modification becomes long and/or confusing.
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'This is' does not accord with 'works'. No comma:
These are my relatively satisfying recent works.
Use commas when the modification becomes long and/or confusing.
These are my relatively satisfying recent works.
Use commas when the modification becomes long and/or confusing.
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