Uktous Posted 17 years ago
Hi,
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Someone suggests that itis compulsory to write a comma after "for example", is it true?
Sentence1:
I have a lot of achievements, for example 90 points in exam A, 80 points in exam B and 70 points in exam C.
Sentence2:
I have a lot of achievements. For example, 90 points in exam A, 80 points in exam B and 70 points in exam C.
Thanks
Is it compulsory to write a comma after "for example"?
Grammar
Should I write it in 1 or 2 sentences in this case?
Hi,
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Someone suggests that itis compulsory to write a comma after "for example", is it true?
Sentence1:
I have a lot of achievements, for example 90 points in exam A, 80 points in exam B and 70 points in exam C.
Sentence2:
I have a lot of achievements. For example, 90 points in exam A, 80 points in exam B and 70 points in exam C.
Thanks
Is it compulsory to write a comma after "for example"?
Top answer
Please don't double-post. Get your thoughts in order to be sure you have completed your idea before posting. #1-- comma before and after 'for example'.
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Please don't double-post. Get your thoughts in order to be sure you have completed your idea before posting.
#1-- comma before and after 'for example'.
#2-- can't be done that way: the second part is a sentence fragment.
#1-- comma before and after 'for example'.
#2-- can't be done that way: the second part is a sentence fragment.
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