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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Commas in years
I am writing a paper in which I refer to articles from Life magazine by the date of their appearance. Ex:
StartFragment>An article from Life’s February 2, 1953 issue entitled “A Comeback for Big Families” justifies the need for the mother to remain at home.
Should I have a comma after the year???
StartFragment>An article from Life’s February 2, 1953 issue entitled “A Comeback for Big Families” justifies the need for the mother to remain at home.
Should I have a comma after the year???
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" No comma is needed.
- " No comma is needed.
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No, the whole date is an adjective modifying "issue." No comma is needed.
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