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Thu 10 Jul, 2014 05:02 pm
Is the period correct at the end of this sentence? While business alignment is cited as a critical challenge, the most commonly cited learning measures are on individual performance, engagement and satisfaction (Figure 3.)
engagement and satisfaction. (Figure 3)
@PUNKEY,
Unlike the sample, you used a period after the word satisfaction. I question whether you are actually using (Figure 3).
@roger,
To what might Figure 3 refer to?
@roger,
I recant.
Roger's application is seen in the many instruction booklets I have saved over the years.
Put the . after the (Figure 3).
Another way is to simply add, " . . . . as seen in Figure 3."
Please let me know which sentance is punctuated correctly and why. If you could also provide your background in the English language that would help too.
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