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How to read " etc "in a sentence? I usually see etc in articles, but how to read that? And when native people talking, do you use this word? Or just write it in article but not use in daily chatting? Thanks.
18 mrt. 2017 10:20
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etc. is short for "et cetera" (pronounced ett setera). It is a Latin expression that is used at the end of a list to indicate that further, similar items are included. For example, you could say "I am going to the shop to buy milk, eggs, ham, bread, etc." or "I like sports, such as swimming, football, hockey, etc.". It is mostly used in writing, but people do often say it when speaking too.
18 maart 2017
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Ellipses (...) can refer to additional items in a list mentioned. In verbal speech, it is closest to saying "and so on".
18 maart 2017
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