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This tag is for questions about the correct order of words in a phrase, or a sentence.
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"A, B, C, or etc." vs. "A, B, or C, etc." vs. "A, B, C, etc."
I think correct usages of "and" and "etc." are:
A, B, C, and etc.
A, B, and etc.
But the example usage of "or" and "etc." I found in my dictionary is:
A or B, etc.
Why it is not:
A, …
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