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Kim Jay Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

when listing sentences can I use it like listing nouns?

when I read books, I see author list sentences like noun. For example, I want to make dishes, eat something delicious, go to theaters. Also I see without AND at the end of the sentence.
Is it formal to list sentences like nouns? and without AND is it okay?
  

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Kim Jay Also I see without AND at the end of the sentence. Strictly speaking, a conjunction (and, or) is required. However, it is the style of some writers to deviate from grammatical purity.

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  • Kim Jay Also I see without AND at the end of the sentence.
  • Strictly speaking, a conjunction (and, or) is required.
  • However, it is the style of some writers to deviate from grammatical purity.
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Kim JayAlso I see without AND at the end of the sentence.
Strictly speaking, a conjunction (and, or) is required.
However, it is the style of some writers to deviate from grammatical purity.
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