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TeacherJapan Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
While?
Some prefer tea, others prefer coffee.
Don’t you need either while or and after the comma?
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teacherJapan Don’t you need either while or and after the comma? These are all correct: Some prefer tea, and others prefer coffee. Some prefer tea, but others prefer coffee.
- teacherJapan Don’t you need either while or and after the comma?
- These are all correct: Some prefer tea, and others prefer coffee.
- Some prefer tea, but others prefer coffee.
- Some prefer tea while others prefer coffee.
- Some prefer tea; others prefer coffee.
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teacherJapanDon’t you need either while or and after the comma?
These are all correct:
Some prefer tea, and others prefer coffee.
Some prefer tea, but others prefer coffee.
Some prefer tea while others prefer coffee.
Some prefer tea; others prefer coffee.
Some prefer tea. Others prefer coffee.
CJ
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