alt Hacker Newsyou said that English is not your first language, so heads up - you don't need "for" when you use "e.g.", it already means "for example".
you said that English is not your first language, so heads up - you don't need "for" when you use "e.g.", it already means "for example".
You presumably do have English as a first language so you should know that sentences begin with capital letters.
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