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Vijay Marathe Posted 18 years ago
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Commas..

Dear friends,

Could you please tell me, which one of these makes better sense?

The building, has the longest continuous front side, in the . (Is it OK to replace 'facade' with 'front side'?)

OR

The building has the longest continuous front side, in the .

OR

The building has the longest continuous front side in the .

Regards,

Vijay
  

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This is the only correct punctuation: The building has the longest continuous facade in the UK . -- No, it in not colloquial )

— Mister Micawber

  • This is the only correct punctuation: The building has the longest continuous facade in the UK .
  • -- No, it in not colloquial )
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This is the only correct punctuation:

The building has the longest continuous facade in the UK. (Is it OK to replace 'facade' with 'front side'?-- No, it in not colloquial)
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Many Thanks, Mister Micawber.
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