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Creativeguru Posted 10 years ago
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Do I need comma after chief guest,...honor...president?
A great welcome to Chief Guest Rtn. Kailash Jethani, Guest of Honour Rtn. Manish Gayani, Avenue Chair – Youth Services I, Club President Rtn. Suhas Patkar and members.
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No, that would confuse things. "Avenue Chair – Youth Services I" does not have a name attached, which seems anomalous in the list, but could of course be intentional. I don't really understand "Avenue" and "I", but I suppose it will be clear to your readers.
- No, that would confuse things.
- "Avenue Chair – Youth Services I" does not have a name attached, which seems anomalous in the list, but could of course be intentional.
- I don't really understand "Avenue" and "I", but I suppose it will be clear to your readers.
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No, that would confuse things.
"Avenue Chair – Youth Services I" does not have a name attached, which seems anomalous in the list, but could of course be intentional. I don't really understand "Avenue" and "I", but I suppose it will be clear to your readers.
"Avenue Chair – Youth Services I" does not have a name attached, which seems anomalous in the list, but could of course be intentional. I don't really understand "Avenue" and "I", but I suppose it will be clear to your readers.
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