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- 15-Mar-2004, 09:59 #1Anonymous Guest
object Are both of the following acceptable?
A-You thought I didn't know those guys. As a matter of fact I know them pretty well. Your cousin George I know from high school and Doctor Harrison I play tennis with at my club.
B-You thought I didn't know those guys. As a matter of fact I know them pretty well. Your cousin George, I know him from high school and Doctor Harrison, I play tennis with him at my club.
- 15-Mar-2004, 11:36 #2
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Teacher I'd add a comma before 'and' in A to make it more easily readable.
- 15-Mar-2004, 13:55 #3
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Teacher Re: object I agree with TDOL about the comma, and I like the punctuation better in B. :D
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