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Amethyst Leigh Posted 14 years ago
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comma or no comma - punctuation right?

The painting bearing the title, Sanatorium at Tündérhegy has so far been unkown in art research and has only now been revealed after a latence of 8 years to the public at large.

Could you please help me please with this sentence...
1. whether I put the comma to the right place?
2. and whether there are any more needed?

Thank you in advance
  

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Since Sanatorium at Tünderhégy is not an appositive, no coma is needed. The rest of the sentence is fine without any more punctuation.

— Philip

  • Since Sanatorium at Tünderhégy is not an appositive, no coma is needed.
  • The rest of the sentence is fine without any more punctuation.
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Since Sanatorium at Tünderhégy is not an appositive, no coma is needed. The rest of the sentence is fine without any more punctuation.
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