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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Commas Rule

Do I need to use a commas after "that's why" in this sentence: "That’s why, in Vietnamese, this kind of field is called “ruong bac thang” in which “ruong” means field, and “bac thang” means “step"?

Plus, should I put a period after "March 20, 2013" or a commas for my paper?

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You can do it two ways—and note other comma placement: " That’s why, in Vietnamese, this kind of field is called “ruong bac thang” , in which “ruong” means f ield and “bac thang” means “step". "That’s why in Vietnamese this kind of field is called “ruong bac thang” , in which “ruong” means f ield and “bac thang” means “step" . Anonymous Plus, should I put a period after "March 20, 2013" or a commas for my paper?

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  • You can do it two ways—and note other comma placement: " That’s why, in Vietnamese, this kind of field is called “ruong bac thang” , in which “ruong” means f ield and “bac thang” means “step".
  • "That’s why in Vietnamese this kind of field is called “ruong bac thang” , in which “ruong” means f ield and “bac thang” means “step" .
  • Anonymous Plus, should I put a period after "March 20, 2013" or a commas for my paper?
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You can do it two ways—and note other comma placement:

"That’s why, in Vietnamese, this kind of field is called “ruong bac thang”, in which “ruong” means field and“bac thang” means “step".
"That’s why in Vietnamese this kind of field is called “ruong bac thang”, in which “ruong” means field and“bac thang” means “step".
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