gagan03
Hi all
Lately while practicing questions from OG, I observed that in some question related to parallelism the connector "And" is sometimes used as ", and" and sometimes it is used simply as "And". This has created confusion in my mind over the use of connector "And" if anyone can clarify this doubt, please comment.
Thanks
Gagan
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1st case:
And as a parallelism marker can be used to join two or more entities.
To join two entities - as a subject will be plural:Apples and oranges have delivered to the market.To join three or more entities:Apples, oranges, and peach have delivered to the market.Oxford comma - comma before the last entity of the list is MANDATORYAttachment:
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2d case:
"and" as part of the FANBOYS - coordinating conjunctions - can be used to join two independent clauses.
FANBOYS - For And Nor But Or Yet So
IC, and ICIn the accident, the car hit the tree
, and the car was damaged.
Hope this will be helpful, any questions are welcome