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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Comma or No Comma?

Which is correct?

"Christmas is meant to be a joyful occasion, rich with tradition and goodwill."

or

"Christmas is meant to be a joyful occasion rich with tradition and goodwill."

Thanks ahead of time!

H
  

Top answer

I prefer it with the comma.

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  • I prefer it with the comma.
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I prefer it with the comma.
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