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Pen olive Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Hi, I just to understand why the comma belongs in this sentence ?

Many of those murders were committed in the yards and units near where her sons, Ryan and Ronnie—then aged 5 and 3 years old—played or stayed with relatives and friends.


I want to understand why the comma belongs there?

  

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It is an older style—and incorrect without a second comma after 'Ronnie'.

— Mister Micawber

  • It is an older style—and incorrect without a second comma after 'Ronnie'.
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It is an older style—and incorrect without a second comma after 'Ronnie'.

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