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Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
With its undesirable consequences
Which is correct:
1) Given this medication patients will simply become incapable of violent behavior with its undesirable consequences.
2) Given this medication patients will simply become incapable of violent behavior, with its undesirable consequences.
3) He believed that his students were simply incapable of blind obedience with its destructive tendencies.
4) He believed that his students were simply incapable of blind obedience, with its destructive tendencies.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) Given this medication patients will simply become incapable of violent behavior with its undesirable consequences.
2) Given this medication patients will simply become incapable of violent behavior, with its undesirable consequences.
3) He believed that his students were simply incapable of blind obedience with its destructive tendencies.
4) He believed that his students were simply incapable of blind obedience, with its destructive tendencies.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
Those commas are of no grammatical significance.
- Those commas are of no grammatical significance.
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