作者tboyi (love-1988)
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标题[Ask ] grammar question
时间Sun Aug 10 20:13:56 2008
i saw a sentence in my book.
=>
In today`s fast paced market snap decisions are commonplace.
question:
why between the "market" and "snap" havn`t a comma => ","
i thought it is:
In today`s fast paced market , snap decisions are commonplace.
please tell me why?
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1F：推 chaos6chaos:should be i read not i saw 08/10 22:54
2F：→ outofdejavu:I cannot tell you why. Native English writers do 08/10 22:56
3F：→ outofdejavu:write so. 08/10 22:56
4F：→ outofdejavu:It's not uncommon 08/10 22:56
5F：推 chaos6chaos:"snap" here is transitive verb 08/10 23:00
6F：→ outofdejavu:No, "snap" is adjective 08/10 23:09
8F：→ outofdejavu:The "are" is the verb 08/10 23:10