Is it okay to drop a comma?
Hi, I'm sorry this topic would feel boring to many of you, but I really want to know whether it's correct to drop a comma in this case
Got lots of comments inquiring about Chef Rush.
Andre Rush a retired Army Master Sergeant Chef who currently prepares nutritionally balanced meals at the White House is a master chef trained in classical plating, baking, cake decoration...
I just came across this on Twitter.
I have a question about this part "Andre Rush a retired Army Master Sergeant Chef"
I think there should a comma between "Andre Rush and a retired Army Master Sergeant Chef" as in "Andre Rush, a retired Army Master Sergeant Chef", but is it also correct to drop the comma and is there no difference in meaning whether the comma is dropped or not?
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Andre Rush , a retired Army Master Sergeant Chef who currently prepares nutritionally balanced meals at the White House , is a master chef trained in classical plating, baking, cake decoration... Good grammar requires the two commas that I have added. after Rush and and after House.
- Andre Rush , a retired Army Master Sergeant Chef who currently prepares nutritionally balanced meals at the White House , is a master chef trained in classical plating, baking, cake decoration...
- Good grammar requires the two commas that I have added.
- after Rush and and after House.
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Andre Rush, a retired Army Master Sergeant Chef who currently prepares nutritionally balanced meals at the White House, is a master chef trained in classical plating, baking, cake decoration...
Good grammar requires the two commas that I have added. after Rush and and after House.
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