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Et Al Usage Many words and expression in English language came from Latin source. Latin-Based English expressions like etc and et al are one of those. These are basically the abbreviations which people normally use in wrong context. People normally think that both the said abbreviations have same meanings and usage but actually it is not so. Both these abbreviations have different usages but before understanding this difference we have to understand the meanings of the both abbreviations. For example, etc stands for et cetera whereas the term et al means and others because it's Latin source is et alii which means and others. For going through the meanings of the both abbreviations, one may easily be deceived of the same meanings but there lies a small difference between the meanings of the both abbreviations which can be better understood with the help of an example. Et al usage means the usage of the term et al in English sentences for which we are going to have an example for better understating of its usage. Etalusage.com

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