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Tashiro Posted 14 years ago
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Hi, please help me.
"There is a free parking area, large enough for sightseeing buses."
The comma between "area" and "large" is necessary?
"There is a free parking area, large enough for sightseeing buses."
The comma between "area" and "large" is necessary?
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No; it cannot be there.
- No; it cannot be there.
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