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Jeff_Mosawy Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Using for example word

Hello,

For using for example word, MUST I use it only when a sentence will be started or I can use it at the middle?

If you did not get what I mean, see the following examples:

1: For example if you study hard, you can pass the exam.

2: If you study hard for example, you can pass the exam.

So please tell me which sentence is true?

Thanks,

JM.
  

Top answer

You need a comma after "For example" in the first sentence, and before and after in the second one. Both are correct. " That applies to facts, not whether it is grammatical.

— BarbaraPA

  • You need a comma after "For example" in the first sentence, and before and after in the second one.
  • Both are correct.
  • " That applies to facts, not whether it is grammatical.
  • Earth be being three planet off the sun -- this is not grammatical, but it is true (factually correct).
  • Earth is the fifth planet from the sun -- this grammatical, but it is not true.
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You need a comma after "For example" in the first sentence, and before and after in the second one.

Both are correct.

Note that you don't want the word "true." That applies to facts, not whether it is grammatical.

Earth be being three planet off the sun -- this is not grammatical, but it is true (factually correct).

Earth is the fifth planet from the sun -- this
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