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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Comma position

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00The superscript '2' is referring to a footnote. So, I want to put a comma in after the word "guidelines", but I don't know where it would go - before the superscript number or after it? Can anyone clarify please?02br
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0 If you can, on the same column with the superscript, underneath it. 0-

— Marius Hancu

  • 0 If you can, on the same column with the superscript, underneath it.
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0 If you can, on the same column with the superscript, underneath it. 0-
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0I don't know of a single word processor out there that lets you do that, however. The superscript 2 must go with guidelines, so the comma should follow.02br
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