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Sara_techwrit Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Usage of "where"
Hi All,
This is my first message to this awesome list
Its regarding the usage of "where".
Should there be a comma used with "where". If yes, should it be place after or before "where".
If yes, can you please tell me the usage of comma in, "X and Y are alphabets where X comes before Y and Y comes after X".
Thanks in advance !
Have a nice day !!
This is my first message to this awesome list
Its regarding the usage of "where".
Should there be a comma used with "where". If yes, should it be place after or before "where".
If yes, can you please tell me the usage of comma in, "X and Y are alphabets where X comes before Y and Y comes after X".
Thanks in advance !
Have a nice day !!
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Hi Sara, thanks and welcome to the forums: "X and Y are alphabets, where X comes before Y, and Y comes after X" I broke the sentence as above as you would break the following sentence: "Bob and Tom are students, not very good ones, but still students"
- Hi Sara, thanks and welcome to the forums: "X and Y are alphabets, where X comes before Y, and Y comes after X" I broke the sentence as above as you would break the following sentence: "Bob and Tom are students, not very good ones, but still students"
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Hi Sara, thanks and welcome to the forums:
"X and Y are alphabets, where X comes before Y, and Y comes after X"
I broke the sentence as above as you would break the following sentence:
"Bob and Tom are students, not very good ones, but still students"
"X and Y are alphabets, where X comes before Y, and Y comes after X"
I broke the sentence as above as you would break the following sentence:
"Bob and Tom are students, not very good ones, but still students"
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