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29-Mar-2005, 11:28
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 based on is the "based on" a preposition phrase here? do i need a comma before "based"? |
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29-Mar-2005, 12:06
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| Re: based on I wouldn't call it a prepositional phrase as 'based' is not the complement of the preposition. It's a bit of a mixed-up sentence, IMO, because you have 'they' and 'human behaviour'. I'd be tempted to change it to 'people's behaviour'. I don't think a comma is necessary there.  |
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