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Pvunderink Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Them?
Can someone help me with the following questions.
Can I use 'them' when I refer to the variables? I want it to sound formal.
Should I put a comma behind 'it'?
"In order to compare marginal effects between variables it is essential to express them in the same unit of measurement."
Can I use 'them' when I refer to the variables? I want it to sound formal.
Should I put a comma behind 'it'?
"In order to compare marginal effects between variables it is essential to express them in the same unit of measurement."
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Can I use 'them' when I refer to the variables? Yes I want it to sound formal. Should I put a comma behind 'it'?
- Can I use 'them' when I refer to the variables?
- Yes I want it to sound formal.
- Should I put a comma behind 'it'?
- No.
- But I'd put one after 'variables'.
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Can I use 'them' when I refer to the variables? Yes I want it to sound formal.
Should I put a comma behind 'it'? No. But I'd put one after 'variables'.
Should I put a comma behind 'it'? No. But I'd put one after 'variables'.
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I meant before 'it'. Silly me. Thanks for the confirmation Clive!
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