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How to use "such as" correctly
By Alessandro Ursic
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How do you use the Thai word "เช่น" in English?
You can use "such as" or "for example", but you need to be aware of how to use them.
By Alessandro Ursic
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NEVER at the beginning of a sentence.
It follows the noun(s) of which we want to give examples.
The items can only be nouns (or gerunds).
One, two or three items. Not more.
DON’T use a clause (subject+verb) after it.
By Alessandro Ursic
Here is how you use "such as":
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✔ Cities such as London and New York are very multicultural.
✔ Some world-famous cities, such as London and New York, are very multicultural.
X Some world-famous cities, such as London, New York, Los Angeles, Beijing, Berlin, Paris, and Mexico City, are very multicultural.
X Some world-famous cities are very multicultural, such as London and New York.
X Some world-famous cities are very multicultural, such as people of different nationalities live in London and New York.
By Alessandro Ursic
Correct and incorrect sentences with "such as":
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X Living in cities is more convenient such as transportation and hospitals.
("convenient" is not a noun, and "transportation and hospitals" are not examples of "convenience". A possible sentence could be "Living in cities offers convenience because there are many convenient services, such as transportation and healthcare.")
X It will affect their life a lot such as health and work.
("health and work" are not examples of "life". A possible sentence could be "It will affect a lot of aspects of their life, such as health and work.")
By Alessandro Ursic
How to fix incorrect sentences with "such as":
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Don’t put a comma before “such as” if the items help restrict the selection (necessary information).
Put a comma before "such as" if the selection is clear enough (extra information).
Never put a comma after “such as”.
✔ "Cities such as London and New York are very multicultural." (necessary information)
✔ "Some world-famous cities, such as London and New York, are very multicultural." (extra information about some cities that we have already identified with an adjective, in this case)
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Should you use a comma or not? It depends...
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It is mostly used to introduce a sentence.
You can use it after a full stop (.) or a semicolon (;). It can also go between the subject and the verb.
It is followed by a comma.
Be careful: don’t write a fragment. You need a verb!
By Alessandro Ursic
Here is how you use "for example":
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✔ Some cities host people of different nationalities. For example, London and New York are very multicultural.
✔ Some cities host people of different nationalities. London and New York, for example, are very multicultural.
X Some world-famous cities are very multicultural. For example, London and New York.
X Some world-famous cities are very multicultural, for example people of different nationalities live in London and New York.
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Correct and incorrect sentences with "for example":
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Multiple Choice
Some of the most popular pets _______ cats and dogs, can feel very homesick if they are away from their usual environment.
for example
such as
, such as
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Multiple Choice
Driving after drinking alcohol should never happen because it is incredibly dangerous. ________ the driver can fall asleep or not react in time.
Such as
For example,
For example
Such as,
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Multiple Choice
Animals ________ herbivores and rodents can be severely affected by long periods of drought.
, for example
for example
, such as
such as
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Multiple Choice
Activities _____________________ should be avoided when people visit national parks.
, such as littering and lighting a fire
such as littering and lighting a fire
for example littering and lighting a fire
, for example littering and lighting a fire
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Multiple Choice
There are some activities that should be avoided in national parks. _______________________________
Such as, littering and lighting a fire.
For example, littering and lighting a fire.
For example, littering and lighting a fire are extremely bad for the environment.
Such as. littering and lighting a fire are extremely bad for the environment.
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Multiple Choice
Attending online classes offer several benefits, ____________________________________________
such as, saving time and spending less on transportation.
for example saving time and spending less on transportation.
such as saving time and spending less on transportation.
such as students can save time and spend less on transportation.
How to use "such as" correctly
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