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Use of "between" with a "list" and a phrase

 
 
gdgrana
 
Reply Fri 13 Sep, 2013 02:51 pm
I want to use the word "between" to describe a relationship involving two concepts, but one of them itself consists of a list of two concepts. It's something like the following:

"We are studying the relationship between [cats and dogs] and the people who love them".

The idea "cats and dogs" is being related to "the people who love them"; there would be no brackets in the final sentence, but can it be presented like that? Does there need to be a comma after "dogs" to make the sentence clearer?

Thank you!
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InfraBlue
 
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Reply Fri 13 Sep, 2013 03:25 pm
@gdgrana,
The sentence is fine the way it is.

A comma after "dogs" is not necessary.
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