Answer by Kenneth for Is there an order to prepositional phrases?
No, there is no fixed order for prepositional phrases. The arrangement often depends on the specific context and the writer's choice.
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If it’s not a changelog about previous commits, then your second example is clearer. Perhaps you can see that better comparing these simpler examples:The edit adds more info to the article about the...
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First: some commenters got confused by the technical language in this sentence. Commit here is a noun, referring to a record of a batch of changes to a codebase; the sentence is talking about the...
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Both are grammatically correct. Your second is the clearer. And clearer still would beThe change adds to the change log more info about the previous commits on May xx, xxxx.This version has the...
View ArticleIs there an order to prepositional phrases?
Which statement is correct?The change adds more info to the changelog about the previous commits on May xx, xxxx.Or:The change adds more info about the previous commits on May xx, xxxx to the changelog.
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