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Mohamadreza0 Posted 13 years ago
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that is to say
I `d like to know how to use properly the expression of " that is to say " in terms of punctuation. Should it be necessarily followed by a comma and preceded by a dash ? and secondly , whether it is common to use it in both written and spoken form? Thanks in advance.
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Mohamadreza0 Should it be necessarily followed by a comma and preceded by a dash ? Certainly not, though that may sometimes be the punctuation. Mohamadreza0 whether it is common to use it in both written and spoken form?
- Mohamadreza0 Should it be necessarily followed by a comma and preceded by a dash ?
- Certainly not, though that may sometimes be the punctuation.
- Mohamadreza0 whether it is common to use it in both written and spoken form?
- Yes.
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Mohamadreza0 Should it be necessarily followed by a comma and preceded by a dash ?Certainly not, though that may sometimes be the punctuation.
Mohamadreza0whether it is common to use it in both written and spoken form?Yes.
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