On Saturday, November 11, 2017 at 3:40:41 AM UTC-5, BP wrote:
>
> I can easily think of examples where "etc." is neither at the end of a 
> sentence nor followed by a comma, like "Apples etc. should be put in the 
> basket." (Maybe that is not good English? The Swedish equivalent is 
> perfectly OK even though you perhaps would more likely use the likewise 
> abbreviated Swedish calques rather than the Latin "etc.")
>

Correct. It's not good English. :-) 

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