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Sailsofoblivion Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Comma between date and year?

In this instance, should there be a comma between the date and year?
Is is also necessary to put a comma after the word "Edinburgh"?

Edinburgh
October 31st 1847

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Yes, for the comma between the date and the year. I see no need for a comma after Edinburgh, since it's on a separate line. However, there would be a comma if you added 'Scotland'.

— Philip

  • Yes, for the comma between the date and the year.
  • I see no need for a comma after Edinburgh, since it's on a separate line.
  • However, there would be a comma if you added 'Scotland'.
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Yes, for the comma between the date and the year. I see no need for a comma after Edinburgh, since it's on a separate line. However, there would be a comma if you added 'Scotland'.
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