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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Use of articles for "for example" part
Hi. Please help me. Should we put articles before the nouns/words/phrases after the abbreviation "eg" (e.g.?)?
Choose a particular scence (eg, a strolling scence/eg, strolling scence?) and location (eg, a mall/eg, mall?).
It probably is not affected by he physical factors (eg, make-up of the classroom, condition of mentors/eg, the make-up of the classroom, the condition of mentors?).
Choose a particular scence (eg, a strolling scence/eg, strolling scence?) and location (eg, a mall/eg, mall?).
It probably is not affected by he physical factors (eg, make-up of the classroom, condition of mentors/eg, the make-up of the classroom, the condition of mentors?).
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, a mall). , the make-up of the classroom, the condition of the mentors).
- , a mall).
- , the make-up of the classroom, the condition of the mentors).
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Do this:
Choose a particular scene (e.g., a strolling scene) and location (e.g., a mall).
It probably is not affected by the physical factors (e.g., the make-up of the classroom, the condition of the mentors).
Choose a particular scene (e.g., a strolling scene) and location (e.g., a mall).
It probably is not affected by the physical factors (e.g., the make-up of the classroom, the condition of the mentors).
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