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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing

How to write a date in a business letter showing month and year only

We are writing a business letter and want to use the date in the following format: showing only month and year. The question is whether it is correct to insert a comma after the month and before the year or if a comma is not needed.

For example: December, 2010 or December 2010
  

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Most style guides will tell you that when you do not have a date, there is no comma. So: December 2010

— BarbaraPA

  • Most style guides will tell you that when you do not have a date, there is no comma.
  • So: December 2010
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Most style guides will tell you that when you do not have a date, there is no comma.

So: December 2010
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