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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Help: Do I need a comma after Russia and France?
Wassily Kandinsky was born in Moscow, Russia on December 16,1866, and died in France on December 13, 1944.
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It's a style thing. I would put it, the same way I would enclose a state name with commas. Brunswick, Maine, is a lovely town.
- It's a style thing.
- I would put it, the same way I would enclose a state name with commas.
- Brunswick, Maine, is a lovely town.
- He was born in Moscow, Russia, on December...
- However, you can probably omit "Russia" entirely - although there is a Moscow in Maine, most people will assume you mean Russia.
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It's a style thing. I would put it, the same way I would enclose a state name with commas.
Brunswick, Maine, is a lovely town. He was born in Moscow, Russia, on December...
However, you can probably omit "Russia" entirely - although there is a Moscow in Maine, most people will assume you mean Russia.
Brunswick, Maine, is a lovely town. He was born in Moscow, Russia, on December...
However, you can probably omit "Russia" entirely - although there is a Moscow in Maine, most people will assume you mean Russia.
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