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Goronsky Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Comma Query
Which is correctly punctuated below -- 1 or 2? Do we really need the commas in the 2nd example below?
1. He will be on vacation from Monday the 5th to Sunday the 11th.
2. He will be on vacation from Monday, the 5th, to Sunday, the 11th.
I think that the commas are in the right places below; do you agree?
He will be on vacation from Monday, May 5th, to Sunday, May 11th.
Thank you.
1. He will be on vacation from Monday the 5th to Sunday the 11th.
2. He will be on vacation from Monday, the 5th, to Sunday, the 11th.
I think that the commas are in the right places below; do you agree?
He will be on vacation from Monday, May 5th, to Sunday, May 11th.
Thank you.
Top answer
goronsky 1. He will be on vacation from Monday the 5th to Sunday the 11th. 2.
- goronsky 1.
- He will be on vacation from Monday the 5th to Sunday the 11th.
- 2.
- He will be on vacation from Monday, the 5th, to Sunday, the 11th.
- Although we may say "the 5th" and "the 11th", it looks a bit laborious that way in writing.
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goronsky1. He will be on vacation from Monday the 5th to Sunday the 11th. 2. He will be on vacation from Monday, the 5th, to Sunday, the 11th.Although we may say "the 5th" and "the 11th", it looks a bit laborious that way in writing. I would write "from Monday 5th to Sunday 11th".
goronskyI think that the commas are in the
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