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Wangqh2696122 Posted 12 years ago
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"such as A, B and C" or "such as A, B or C"?
Should I use "such as A, B and C" or "such as A, B or C" in the following sentence?
If we form bad habits, such as rudeness, laziness, lying or stealing, we might be ruled by them.
If we form bad habits, such as rudeness, laziness, lying or stealing, we might be ruled by them.
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I would choose "or".
- I would choose "or".
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Using 'and' implies that all 3 options are to be considered as one and are all the same - correct or incorrect. Using 'or' gives the reader the option of picking one correct answer from the three given options.
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