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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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comma for "Fall in Boston"
Do I need a comma after describing the season in the caption, "Fall in Boston"? Otherwise I could mean fall in Boston (season), or fall in Boston. (command. ouch!)
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No comma. It could mean either with (which is wrong anyway) or without a comma, but you must trust the reader to have at least a soupçon of common sense.
- No comma.
- It could mean either with (which is wrong anyway) or without a comma, but you must trust the reader to have at least a soupçon of common sense.
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No comma. It could mean either with (which is wrong anyway) or without a comma, but you must trust the reader to have at least a soupçon of common sense.
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