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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Using "or" twice in a sentence???

I need help with this. Is it right to say:

A)
Come dressed in your smartest pilot, air stewardess, air steward attire, or Qualifier Shirt.

B) Come dressed in your smartest pilot, air stewardess or air steward attire, or Qualifier Shirt.

Thanks!
  

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Anonymous Is it right to say: A) No; it is unclear. Anonymous Is it right to say: B) That is better, but there is no call for capitlaization. Come dressed in your smartest pilot or flight attendant attire, or your qualifier shirt.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Is it right to say: A) No; it is unclear.
  • Anonymous Is it right to say: B) That is better, but there is no call for capitlaization.
  • Come dressed in your smartest pilot or flight attendant attire, or your qualifier shirt.
  • You should note that -'ess' is no longer socially acceptable.
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AnonymousIs it right to say: A)
No; it is unclear.
Anonymous Is it right to say: B)
That is better, but there is no call for capitlaization.

Come dressed in your smartest pilot or flight attendant attire, or your qualifier shirt.

You should note that -'ess' is no longer socially accepta
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