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K87l Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

"~, LLC is" or "~, LLC, is"?

Could you please let me know which of the following is grammatically correct? I saw both of them but I am not sure which of them is correct.

(Company name), LLC is an established ~.

(Company name), LLC, is an established ~.

Thank you very much in advance!
  

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k87l I saw both of them That's because the comma rule there is in transition, with many writers minimizing them. You will also find the comma before 'LLC' omitted in many cases. I would do that myself: Acme Company LLC is an established

— Mister Micawber

  • k87l I saw both of them That's because the comma rule there is in transition, with many writers minimizing them.
  • You will also find the comma before 'LLC' omitted in many cases.
  • I would do that myself: Acme Company LLC is an established
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k87l I saw both of them
That's because the comma rule there is in transition, with many writers minimizing them. You will also find the comma before 'LLC' omitted in many cases. I would do that myself:

Acme Company LLC is an established
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Thank you very much! I did find many cases without any comma.
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