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1. Gestures mean the movement of our arms, hands, heads.
2. Gestures mean the movement of our arms, hands, and heads.
Are the sentences grammatically correct?
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anonymous Are the sentences grammatically correct? It is a rhetorical device to leave out the conjunction, but by virtue of that, you have to do it for a reason and want the resulting effect. In your isolated sentence, there is no reason to leave it out.
- anonymous Are the sentences grammatically correct?
- It is a rhetorical device to leave out the conjunction, but by virtue of that, you have to do it for a reason and want the resulting effect.
- In your isolated sentence, there is no reason to leave it out.
- I would use "or" instead of "and" because you don't mean that all three move at once.
- Also, the grammar is a bit jarring.
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anonymousAre the sentences grammatically correct?
It is a rhetorical device to leave out the conjunction, but by virtue of that, you have to do it for a reason and want the resulting effect. In your isolated sentence, there is no reason to leave it out. I would use "or" instead of "and" because you don't mean that all three move at once.
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