Nightmare007 wrote:
daagh wrote:
Whigs is plural; Hence we need their; B D are gone; B and D also use unidiomatic either and on after hovered.
Among A,C and E
A uses was hovering when a simple past tense would do; not a concise choice. The comma after and is incorrect; it should be before and.
C there is no comma before and; there is no need for commas before and after nervously
E, is the best choice
Among A,C and E
A uses was hovering when a simple past tense would do; not a concise choice. The comma after and is incorrect; it should be before and.
C there is no comma before and; there is no need for commas before and after nervously
E, is the best choice
Hi sir,
Can you please explain the concept that why ',' is required before and. thank you in advance.
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