Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Chanel"

A: I think Chanel is a brand.
Something has the same smell as something from Chanel, but it’s price doesn’t match, so you know it’s fake. (Imagine buying a diamond for 5$)

A: D. Making

Because if this is the swimmers 30th time this will make her a world record holder.

A: The comma should be there. It separates the main clause of the sentence and the subordinate clause that is merely adding clarifying information. The part before the comma can stand as its own sentence, but the part after can't. And when speaking this sentence, you would naturally pause and take a breath at the spot the comma is in, which is always a good indicator.

See this page for more info, search for "nonessential" http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/subordinateclause.htm

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A: sha-nel

A: talc is a mineral used in makeup and baby powder. It is often white and in powdered form

A: ..but you may not know about how she developed her brand, the troubles she experienced or her life's story.

A: I'm assuming this relates to either Coco Chanel or the aura surrounding her line of perfume products.