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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
comma grammar
Should there be a comma between May and schools?
Would you say that it is safe to say that around May, schools will stop sending out acceptance letters?
Would you say that it is safe to say that around May, schools will stop sending out acceptance letters?
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No. Unless you add another comma before 'around' to make the phrase parenthetical.
- No.
- Unless you add another comma before 'around' to make the phrase parenthetical.
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No.
Unless you add another comma before 'around' to make the phrase parenthetical.
Unless you add another comma before 'around' to make the phrase parenthetical.
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