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Panda blue 483 Posted 7 years ago
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I've always enjoyed running, I hate sports though, through the woods.

Is this ok comma usage ?


We consider each offence individually, looking at issues like risks to clients, the circumstances, and whether they are relevant to the role.


Should there be a colon after like?

Like: risk to client. Any difference either way?




  

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I've always enjoyed running, I hate sports though , through the woods. Is this ok comma usage ? No.

— Clive

  • I've always enjoyed running, I hate sports though , through the woods.
  • Is this ok comma usage ?
  • No.
  • I suggest eg I've always enjoyed running through the woods, although I hate sports,.
  • We consider each offence individually, looking at issues like risks to clients , the circumstances, and whether they are relevant to the role.
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I've always enjoyed running, I hate sports though, through the woods.

Is this ok comma usage ? No.

I suggest eg I've always enjoyed running through the woods, although I hate sports,.


We consider each offence individually, looking at issues like risks to clients, the circumstances, and whether they are relevant to the role. OK

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