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Englishnewbie Posted 14 years ago
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X as Y
Hello,
I have a question regarding using "as"
A toy as a tool for learning is expensive.
A toy, as a tool for learning, is expensive.
Ipod as a tool for learning is expensive.
Ipod, as a tool for leraning, is expensive.
Do you need commas in any case above?
Thank you.
I have a question regarding using "as"
A toy as a tool for learning is expensive.
A toy, as a tool for learning, is expensive.
Ipod as a tool for learning is expensive.
Ipod, as a tool for leraning, is expensive.
Do you need commas in any case above?
Thank you.
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A toy as a tool for learning is expensive.
A toy, as a tool for learning, is expensive.
Since the phrase is most likely meant to be restrictive, do not use commas.
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Ipod as a tool for learning is expensive.
Ipod, as a tool for leraning, is expensive.
It is the writers choice to make the phrase restrictive or non-restrictive. So the commas are the wri
A toy as a tool for learning is expensive.
A toy, as a tool for learning, is expensive.
Since the phrase is most likely meant to be restrictive, do not use commas.
2.
Ipod as a tool for learning is expensive.
Ipod, as a tool for leraning, is expensive.
It is the writers choice to make the phrase restrictive or non-restrictive. So the commas are the wri
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