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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Bottom lower right-hand corner need commas?
Does the phrase "bottom lower right-hand" need commas? You can insert the word "and," and so I'm thinking yes, it does. You could say bottom and lower and right-hand corner. What do you think? I'm a court reporter. Please answer this question. Please answer to me at Email Removed. Thanks.
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Example: See the stamp incorrectly affixed to the bottom lower right-hand corner of the envelope. There are no commas because it is not a list of descriptors, it is one specific location. Actually bottom and lower are redundant.
- Example: See the stamp incorrectly affixed to the bottom lower right-hand corner of the envelope.
- There are no commas because it is not a list of descriptors, it is one specific location.
- Actually bottom and lower are redundant.
- These two mean the same thing.
- lower right-hand corner bottom right-hand corner
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Example:
See the stamp incorrectly affixed to the bottom lower right-hand corner of the envelope.
There are no commas because it is not a list of descriptors, it is one specific location.
Actually bottom and lower are redundant. These two mean the same thing.
See the stamp incorrectly affixed to the bottom lower right-hand corner of the envelope.
There are no commas because it is not a list of descriptors, it is one specific location.
Actually bottom and lower are redundant. These two mean the same thing.
- lower right-hand corner
- bottom right-hand corner
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