Hi,
When to use the below
1) and ......
2),and .....
are the sentences correct?
1)Jobs was unlike Churchill,the PM who was judged to have been a failure before he made a comeback to save his legacy.
2)Jobs was unlike Churchill,the PM who had been a failure before he made a comeback to save his legacy.
3)Jobs was unlike Churchill,the PM who was judged to be a failure before he made a comeback to save his legacy.
4)Many countries ,like China,want to follow the business model
5)Many countries ,such as China ,want to follow the business model.
Doubts..Please clear
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You will use comma + and when you are separating two independent clauses, which are phrases that can stand as a sentence by themselves. You remove the comma when the compounding predicates, such as:
Tom went to the store and bought some eggs.
Tom is doing the actions before and after the and
As for the other issues:
like and unlike are used to compare nouns.
as is used to compare verbs
such as is used to give examples.
Tom went to the store and bought some eggs.
Tom is doing the actions before and after the and
As for the other issues:
like and unlike are used to compare nouns.
as is used to compare verbs
such as is used to give examples.
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