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Believer Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
three or more adjectives in front of noun?
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00 If you place three or more adjectives before a noun or three or more adverbs before an adjective, should that person place the word 'and' before the last adjective or adverb? How about a comma? Is it optional? I thiink the meaning of the phrase I wrote is questionable but I was trying to point the structure out. 02 br
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00 a highly, absolutely 01 u 00 , (and??) 02 u 00 amicably convincing response 0-
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00 If you place three or more adjectives before a noun or three or more adverbs before an adjective, should that person place the word 'and' before the last adjective or adverb? How about a comma? Is it optional? I thiink the meaning of the phrase I wrote is questionable but I was trying to point the structure out. 02 br
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00 a highly, absolutely 01 u 00 , (and??) 02 u 00 amicably convincing response 0-
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0 Right, just like any other list. 0-
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0 Right, just like any other list. She ordered steak, potatoes(,)and dessert. 0-
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