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user 68659
Questions about the writing style of a particular sentence, phrase or construction in English. Questions asking for advice on writing style are off-topic.
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Best way to phrase "{x and y} and z"?
I can't help but saying you should possibly reword your second conjunction with "brown foxes and grey foxes." This way, you can say "I need help finding turtles, brown foxes, and grey foxes."
