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Exercise; adding or removing commas. -- The World Bank



 
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Exercise; adding or removing commas. -- The World Bank #1 (permalink) Thu Dec 24, 2009 5:23 am   Exercise; adding or removing commas. -- The World Bank
 

Instruction: Edit the following essay by adding or removing commas.

3. The World Bank, which conducted a study in 1997, looked at health-care claim forms that were filled by workers. According to the study, male workers who traveled extensively filed 80 percent more forms than their colleagues, (no comma should be here) who did not travel. My travel companion, for example, suffers from stress-related ailments.

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Exercise; adding or removing commas. -- The World Bank #2 (permalink) Thu Dec 24, 2009 10:47 am   Exercise; adding or removing commas. -- The World Bank
 

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