"e.g." isn't used correctly here. It's intended use is as a connector linking a clause to examples supporting that clause. You can't simply substitute "for example" with "e.g." anywhere in a sentence and expect it to function correctly.
Regardless, these Latin abbreviations best avoided entirely due to the surprising number of readers who don't understand them.
"e.g." isn't used correctly here. It's intended use is as a connector linking a clause to examples supporting that clause. You can't simply substitute "for example" with "e.g." anywhere in a sentence and expect it to function correctly.
Regardless, these Latin abbreviations best avoided entirely due to the surprising number of readers who don't understand them.