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Banana car 332 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Comma after Welcome
I am looking at a welcome message for a website and wanted to ask opinion on whether there should be a comma after 'Welcome' i.e. should it is 'Welcome John' or 'Welcome, John'. My understanding is that the more formal grammatically correct approach would be to use a comma, but that the comma is often dropped when used online as a more informal approach?
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banana car 332 should it be 'Welcome John' or 'Welcome, John' ? Welcome, John. banana car 332 the comma is often dropped when used online as a more informal approach?
- banana car 332 should it be 'Welcome John' or 'Welcome, John' ?
- Welcome, John.
- banana car 332 the comma is often dropped when used online as a more informal approach?
- It should not be.
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banana car 332should it be'Welcome John' or 'Welcome, John'?
Welcome, John.
banana car 332the comma is often dropped when used online as a more informal approach?
It should not be.
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